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- A highly versatile car seat that could be the only seat you'll ever need
- Rear-facing: 5 - 45 lbs; Forward-facing: 20 - 80 lbs (and up to 57") in a 5-point harness
- Booster to 120 lbs
- Folds flat for travel and storage
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The RadianRXT is a highly versatile car seat that could be the only seat you'll ever need. It comfortably seats rear-facing children from 5-45 lbs, forward-facing children from 20-80 lbs in 5-point harness, then converts to a booster for children up to 120 lbs. It's built for strength and safety with a steel alloy frame, reinforced sidewalls, adjustable head support and our patented SafeStop® energy absorbing harness. EPS foam surrounds the child's head and body to provide complete side impact protection. Our unique SuperLATCH system makes installation easy. The RadianRXT is NCAP crash tested, the industry benchmark for verifying child seat performance in severe accident conditions, and the only car seat rated for LATCH use with a child up to 80 lbs. The RadianRXT sits low on a vehicle seat for easy child boarding, features memory foam padding and infant support pillows. Expandable sides and a longer seat bottom provide extra room and comfort for your growing child. One cup holder is included, with the option to add up to 4 cup holders. In addition to all this versatility, it folds flat for travel and storage, has a 10 year life and offers amazing safety, comfort and convenience your child won't outgrow.
- Rear-facing: 5 - 45 lbs
- Forward-facing: 20 - 80 lbs (and up to 57") in a 5-point harness
- Booster to 120 lbs
- Steel alloy frame and aluminum reinforced sides
- Safestop® energy-absorbing harness system
- Adjustable head support, reinforced for complete side impact safety
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- Rear-facing tether capability
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- Infant body support cushions
- Memory foam padding for superior comfort
- 5 shoulder and 3 buckle positions for custom fit
- Expandable sides and longer seat bottom for leg support and comfort
- 12 height positions for adjustable head support
- 2 recline positions in forward-facing mode
- Sits low on vehicle seat for easy child boarding
- Fits 3 across in a mid-size vehicle and offers more shoulder space
- Add up to 4 cup holders (1 included)
- Folds flat for travel and storage
- Rubber bottom grips for no-slip installation
- 10 year life
- Dimensions (Open): 28.5" H x 17" W x 16" D
- Dimensions (Folded): 28.5" H x 17" W x 10" D
- Weight: 24 lbs
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I have 17,500 share options with Glue since they startup three years ago, the actual amount of which the company was sold for was less than what I'd expected. UXC Limited is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary Red Rock Consulting has completed the acquisition of all the shares of Glue AP Pty Ltd (Glue).
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Being able to print multi-page documents as a booklet in Downtown Sacramento by adjusting the print settings in any windows application is crucial. Make sure that you save the configuration shortcut for future use.
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Hi friends, it's Maia Eden and welcome back to my channel! So I figured I would go ahead and give you guys a quick Maia Eden Shop update.
I have been working pretty hard on coming up with a couple of designs here and there for getting my brand I guess you could say started up and running and I just wanted to share with you guys what I have so far, What I have been working on and just sort of, yeah, what I have so far.
So, most of this is going to be on my computer over here I have come up with a couple of, like, pin designs an icon for my brand slash business, and also a rough draft or design or I don't really know what you'd call it But a design for business cards potentially, so I'm gonna go ahead and show you guys what I have.
Yeah! So first up is this peach Maia icon, This is what I made and I'm using paint tool Sai or SAI, however you say that.
but this is I think going to be my icon for my brand I have been super into Peaches for quite a while now and it's sort of a theme of mine So I figured that I would go ahead and incorporate that into my brand because I think that it is super super cute so I think I'm going to be having this little picture of me probably on my storefront page whatever I decide that is going to be but also on my Business card, which I'll go ahead and pull up here.
So this is going to be the first side of my business card and I have made this in a website called PicMonkey, now, I do know that I think you would have to pay for PicMonkey now.
It used to be a free online thing but I actually use PicMonkey to make all of my YouTube thumbnails So I did go ahead and invest in PicMonkey in their full.
Whatever you call it, their, I guess unlocking their full website.
Now I think though you do have to pay for it to use all of its features But this is what I've been using to kind of make up my design for my store here so I think this is going to be the font and This is gonna be the one side of my business card and then on the other side, I have it open another tab here, this is probably what I'm gonna be using So as you can see I have the peach Maia icon over there And then I'm also having my name as well as all of the links that I can be reached at.
This business card is mainly for my art so it isn't going to be like a YouTube business card at all I don't even know how that would necessarily work But these are probably going to be what I'm going to be sending out with any kind of products that I make I'll just go ahead and stick one of these cards in there and in regards to where I'm going to be printing these My dad actually works in printing so I'm just gonna go ahead and have him make me some of these and kind of see How that turns out so I can at least give that for free! So onto some actual designs that I've been working on I do have a couple of templates here and designs of Pins that I want to make so I actually want to at some point make a full BTS pin series, I think would be super fun and cute.
So this is a J-Hope You could probably tell by the heart-shaped mouth Maybe you can maybe you can't I don't know and these are the colors that I'm gonna want to be using here So I figured out how to go about even making these in the first place by watching a youtuber called Katnipp Illustrations.
She actually talks about how she goes about making her pins and how to even Kind of write up the names down here.
So what I gathered is that you do have to use Pantone colors, and so I found these colors from a Pantone website that I can show you guys at some point if you want to know kind of how I figured out how to pick these colors because you can't just use any colors over here because obviously It's gonna be printed out and printed colors that don't come out the same as digital color So you do have to make them in a specific way.
I also found out that screen print is a specific thing Sorry that my also my computer screen is like a really dirty (lol) I should probably have clean it up before I started recording.
Screen print is just where they print the color directly on and they don't just fill it with enamel I guess is what that is.
? So these colors all like the brown and the skintone here is all Filled in whereas just the pink doesn't have any kind of outline on it, so that has to be printed on I guess separately I don't really know how all of that works, that is just what I found out that that was.
So yeah, that is the J-Hope design and then I have Jimin here, so I think he is really cute Jimin is my bias of BTS And I'm absolutely in love with his a pink hair color and then I have Jin So Jin is just pretty standard.
I just gave him black hair because he often has a dark hair color.
This is Jungkook I tried to make him look a little bit more mischievous since he is a pretty I guess Mischievous and silly person so I kind of wanted to get that across with his expression.
This is RM, I went ahead and gave him his purple hair since I thought that that was a really cool look for him and I also tried to give him a very I guess calm and serene expression since He is a pretty calm and serene leader of the group.
This is Suga, I absolutely love his mint hair color and I figured that was a pretty popular one So that is what I gave him.
Last but not least I have V or Tae here and I gave him blonde hair Since I didn't give any of the other members a lighter hair color besides, like, the pastel pink color So I wanted to go ahead and give Tae a blondish color So yeah, those are some of the pin designs that I have so far So in regards to actually making enamel pins um that process has been pretty slow so far because I'm still trying to Find resources as to where to even manufacture enamel pins you do have to send off your designs to a manufacturer which is why I had the colors listed down below so that these designs can be read by a manufacturer and then made in Like at an actual printing enamel pin company place.
I don't know.
I guess a lot of these places are over in China, so you do have to be aware of that when you are communicating With these companies.
I have found a couple of resources Once again, I found one from Katnipp Illustrations, but I also wanted to go ahead and do my own research And kind of reach out to a number of different manufacturers, so I haven't picked out one just yet Partially because I don't think I can afford it just yet Making enamel pins is really expensive.
You have to be prepared to spend over $100 on Making these or at least the kind that I want to make.
There's all these different types of things that you have to be aware of because as opposed to just The enamel pins themselves, you have to decide if you want soft or hard enamel.
Hard enamel which is kind of what I'm looking to do is more expensive, Screen printing is more expensive, The more colors that you have makes it more expensive.
There is also a shipping fee, a PayPal processing fee.
So there's all these different extra things that you have to take into consideration when making pins.
So the prices that I'm looking at to just make one enamel pin - Oh, and by the way to I don't mean just like one enamel pin I mean like the minimum amount that you can order of one design is 100 pieces, so if I chose one of my BTS designs and sent it off to a manufacturer they would be making a minimum of 100 pins and the cost for that has ranged between, I've gotten prices from a little over $100 to $220 - $230, like somewhere in that range So you're spending like a hundred or a couple of hundred dollars depending on what you want So it is pretty good though that I have already reached out to kind of get this information now just so I can budget for it and figure out how I want to even start this up because yeah if I want to Make even just one design, it's gonna cost me.
A couple hundred dollars probably so yeah it's, it's.
A lot to think about and it's definitely going to be an investment and I have to kind of prepare myself to lose money before I make money if that makes sense? There's just so many different aspects to it, there's the products themselves, there's packaging, there's branding, there's marketing which is a whole other world on its own.
I have to figure out how I want to market myself so yeah, it is a little bit overwhelming but I am determined to Figure this out and to.
I don't know, get it going because if other people can do it why can't I? So.
That's kind of the mindset that I'm going with all of this but yeah, I just wanted to share with you guys what I have so far in regards to designs.
Um, so I hope that this was kind of helpful for you guys Or at least just kind of insightful as to my process Feel free to comment on any of these topics down below.
I will share I guess what I've learned so far with you guys Or if you have any advice to give me too that would be spectacular! Since like I said in the first video of this series, I have no idea what I'm doing! So yeah, any and all information regarding any of this process would be really helpful.
So, yeah, but thank you guys for watching I will see you next time! Bye-bye~! :).
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In computing, a printer is a peripheral devicewhich makes a persistent human-readable representation of graphics or text on paper.
The first computer printer designed was amechanically driven apparatus by Charles Babbage for his difference engine in the 19th century;however, his mechanical printer design was not built until 2000.
The first electronic printer was the EP-101,invented by Japanese company Epson and released in 1968.
The first commercial printers generally usedmechanisms from electric typewriters and Teletype machines.
The demand for higher speed led to the developmentof new systems specifically for computer use.
In the 1980s were daisy wheel systems similarto typewriters, line printers that produced similar output but at much higher speed, anddot matrix systems that could mix text and graphics but produced relatively low-qualityoutput.
The plotter was used for those requiring highquality line art like blueprints.
The introduction of the low-cost laser printerin 1984 with the first HP LaserJet, and the addition of PostScript in next year's AppleLaserWriter, set off a revolution in printing known as desktop publishing.
Laser printers using PostScript mixed textand graphics, like dot-matrix printers, but at quality levels formerly available onlyfrom commercial typesetting systems.
By 1990, most simple printing tasks like fliersand brochures were now created on personal computers and then laser printed; expensiveoffset printing systems were being dumped as scrap.
The HP Deskjet of 1988 offered the same advantagesas laser printer in terms of flexibility, but produced somewhat lower quality output(depending on the paper) from much less expensive mechanisms.
Inkjet systems rapidly displaced dot matrixand daisy wheel printers from the market.
By the 2000s high-quality printers of thissort had fallen under the $100 price point and became commonplace.
The rapid update of internet email throughthe 1990s and into the 2000s has largely displaced the need for printing as a means of movingdocuments, and a wide variety of reliable storage systems means that a "physical backup"is of little benefit today.
Even the desire for printed output for "offlinereading" while on mass transit or aircraft has been displaced by e-book readers and tabletcomputers.
Today, traditional printers are being usedmore for special purposes, like printing photographs or artwork, and are no longer a must-haveperipheral.
Starting around 2010, 3D printing became anarea of intense interest, allowing the creation of physical objects with the same sort ofeffort as an early laser printer required to produce a brochure.
These devices are in their earliest stagesof development and have not yet become commonplace.
== Types of printers ==Personal printers are primarily designed to support individual users, and may be connectedto only a single computer.
These printers are designed for low-volume,short-turnaround print jobs, requiring minimal setup time to produce a hard copy of a givendocument.
However, they are generally slow devices rangingfrom 6 to around 25 pages per minute (ppm), and the cost per page is relatively high.
However, this is offset by the on-demand convenience.
Some printers can print documents stored onmemory cards or from digital cameras and scanners.
Networked or shared printers are "designedfor high-volume, high-speed printing".
They are usually shared by many users on anetwork and can print at speeds of 45 to around 100 ppm.
The Xerox 9700 could achieve 120 ppm.
A virtual printer is a piece of computer softwarewhose user interface and API resembles that of a printer driver, but which is not connectedwith a physical computer printer.
A virtual printer can be used to create afile which is an image of the data which would be printed, for archival purposes or as inputto another program, for example to create a PDF or to transmit to another system oruser.
A 3D printer is a device for making a three-dimensionalobject from a 3D model or other electronic data source through additive processes inwhich successive layers of material (including plastics, metals, food, cement, wood, andother materials) are laid down under computer control.
It is called a printer by analogy with aninkjet printer which produces a two-dimensional document by a similar process of depositinga layer of ink on paper.
== Technology ==The choice of print technology has a great effect on the cost of the printer and costof operation, speed, quality and permanence of documents, and noise.
Some printer technologies do not work withcertain types of physical media, such as carbon paper or transparencies.
A second aspect of printer technology thatis often forgotten is resistance to alteration: liquid ink, such as from an inkjet head orfabric ribbon, becomes absorbed by the paper fibers, so documents printed with liquid inkare more difficult to alter than documents printed with toner or solid inks, which donot penetrate below the paper surface.
Cheques can be printed with liquid ink oron special cheque paper with toner anchorage so that alterations may be detected.
The machine-readable lower portion of a chequemust be printed using MICR toner or ink.
Banks and other clearing houses employ automationequipment that relies on the magnetic flux from these specially printed characters tofunction properly.
=== Modern print technology ===The following printing technologies are routinely found in modern printers: ==== Toner-based printers ==== A laser printer rapidly produces high qualitytext and graphics.
As with digital photocopiers and multifunctionprinters (MFPs), laser printers employ a xerographic printing process but differ from analog photocopiersin that the image is produced by the direct scanning of a laser beam across the printer'sphotoreceptor.
Another toner-based printer is the LED printerwhich uses an array of LEDs instead of a laser to cause toner adhesion to the print drum.
==== Liquid inkjet printers ==== Inkjet printers operate by propelling variablysized droplets of liquid ink onto almost any sized page.
They are the most common type of computerprinter used by consumers.
==== Solid ink printers ==== Solid ink printers, also known as phase-changeprinters, are a type of thermal transfer printer.
They use solid sticks of CMYK-coloured ink,similar in consistency to candle wax, which are melted and fed into a piezo crystal operatedprint-head.
The printhead sprays the ink on a rotating,oil coated drum.
The paper then passes over the print drum,at which time the image is immediately transferred, or transfixed, to the page.
Solid ink printers are most commonly usedas colour office printers, and are excellent at printing on transparencies and other non-porousmedia.
Solid ink printers can produce excellent results.
Acquisition and operating costs are similarto laser printers.
Drawbacks of the technology include high energyconsumption and long warm-up times from a cold state.
Also, some users complain that the resultingprints are difficult to write on, as the wax tends to repel inks from pens, and are difficultto feed through automatic document feeders, but these traits have been significantly reducedin later models.
In addition, this type of printer is onlyavailable from one manufacturer, Xerox, manufactured as part of their Xerox Phaser office printerline.
Previously, solid ink printers were manufacturedby Tektronix, but Tek sold the printing business to Xerox in 2001.
==== Dye-sublimation printers ==== A dye-sublimation printer (or dye-sub printer)is a printer which employs a printing process that uses heat to transfer dye to a mediumsuch as a plastic card, paper or canvas.
The process is usually to lay one colour ata time using a ribbon that has colour panels.
Dye-sub printers are intended primarily forhigh-quality colour applications, including colour photography; and are less well-suitedfor text.
While once the province of high-end printshops, dye-sublimation printers are now increasingly used as dedicated consumer photo printers.
==== Thermal printers ==== Thermal printers work by selectively heatingregions of special heat-sensitive paper.
Monochrome thermal printers are used in cashregisters, ATMs, gasoline dispensers and some older inexpensive fax machines.
Colours can be achieved with special papersand different temperatures and heating rates for different colours; these coloured sheetsare not required in black-and-white output.
One example is Zink (a portmanteau of "zeroink").
=== Obsolete and special-purpose printingtechnologies === The following technologies are either obsolete,or limited to special applications though most were, at one time, in widespread use.
==== Impact printers ====Impact printers rely on a forcible impact to transfer ink to the media.
The impact printer uses a print head thateither hits the surface of the ink ribbon, pressing the ink ribbon against the paper(similar to the action of a typewriter), or, less commonly, hits the back of the paper,pressing the paper against the ink ribbon (the IBM 1403 for example).
All but the dot matrix printer rely on theuse of fully formed characters, letterforms that represent each of the characters thatthe printer was capable of printing.
In addition, most of these printers were limitedto monochrome, or sometimes two-color, printing in a single typeface at one time, althoughbolding and underlining of text could be done by "overstriking", that is, printing two ormore impressions either in the same character position or slightly offset.
Impact printers varieties include typewriter-derivedprinters, teletypewriter-derived printers, daisywheel printers, dot matrix printers andline printers.
Dot matrix printers remain in common use inbusinesses where multi-part forms are printed.
An overview of impact printing contains adetailed description of many of the technologies used.
===== Typewriter-derived printers ===== Several different computer printers were simplycomputer-controllable versions of existing electric typewriters.
The Friden Flexowriter and IBM Selectric-basedprinters were the most-common examples.
The Flexowriter printed with a conventionaltypebar mechanism while the Selectric used IBM's well-known "golf ball" printing mechanism.
In either case, the letter form then strucka ribbon which was pressed against the paper, printing one character at a time.
The maximum speed of the Selectric printer(the faster of the two) was 15.
5 characters per second.
===== Teletypewriter-derived printers ===== The common teleprinter could easily be interfacedto the computer and became very popular except for those computers manufactured by IBM.
Some models used a "typebox" that was positioned,in the X- and Y-axes, by a mechanism and the selected letter form was struck by a hammer.
Others used a type cylinder in a similar wayas the Selectric typewriters used their type ball.
In either case, the letter form then strucka ribbon to print the letterform.
Most teleprinters operated at ten charactersper second although a few achieved 15 CPS.
===== Daisy wheel printers ===== Daisy wheel printers operate in much the samefashion as a typewriter.
A hammer strikes a wheel with petals, the"daisy wheel", each petal containing a letter form at its tip.
The letter form strikes a ribbon of ink, depositingthe ink on the page and thus printing a character.
By rotating the daisy wheel, different charactersare selected for printing.
These printers were also referred to as letter-qualityprinters because they could produce text which was as clear and crisp as a typewriter.
The fastest letter-quality printers printedat 30 characters per second.
===== Dot-matrix printers ===== The term dot matrix printer is used for impactprinters that use a matrix of small pins to transfer ink to the page.
The advantage of dot matrix over other impactprinters is that they can produce graphical images in addition to text; however the textis generally of poorer quality than impact printers that use letterforms (type).
Dot-matrix printers can be broadly dividedinto two major classes: Ballistic wire printersStored energy printersDot matrix printers can either be character-based or line-based(that is, a single horizontal series of pixels across the page), referring to the configurationof the print head.
In the 1970s and '80s, dot matrix printerswere one of the more common types of printers used for general use, such as for home andsmall office use.
Such printers normally had either 9 or 24pins on the print head (early 7 pin printers also existed, which did not print descenders).
There was a period during the early home computerera when a range of printers were manufactured under many brands such as the Commodore VIC-1525using the Seikosha Uni-Hammer system.
This used a single solenoid with an obliquestriker that would be actuated 7 times for each column of 7 vertical pixels while thehead was moving at a constant speed.
The angle of the striker would align the dotsvertically even though the head had moved one dot spacing in the time.
The vertical dot position was controlled bya synchronised longitudinally ribbed platen behind the paper that rotated rapidly witha rib moving vertically seven dot spacings in the time it took to print one pixel column.
24-pin print heads were able to print at ahigher quality and started to offer additional type styles and were marketed as Near LetterQuality by some vendors.
Once the price of inkjet printers droppedto the point where they were competitive with dot matrix printers, dot matrix printers beganto fall out of favour for general use.
Some dot matrix printers, such as the NECP6300, can be upgraded to print in colour.
This is achieved through the use of a four-colourribbon mounted on a mechanism (provided in an upgrade kit that replaces the standardblack ribbon mechanism after installation) that raises and lowers the ribbons as needed.
Colour graphics are generally printed in fourpasses at standard resolution, thus slowing down printing considerably.
As a result, colour graphics can take up tofour times longer to print than standard monochrome graphics, or up to 8-16 times as long at highresolution mode.
Dot matrix printers are still commonly usedin low-cost, low-quality applications such as cash registers, or in demanding, very highvolume applications like invoice printing.
Impact printing, unlike laser printing, allowsthe pressure of the print head to be applied to a stack of two or more forms to print multi-partdocuments such as sales invoices and credit card receipts using continuous stationerywith carbonless copy paper.
Dot-matrix printers were being supersededeven as receipt printers after the end of the twentieth century.
===== Line printers ===== Line printers print an entire line of textat a time.
Four principal designs exist.
Drum printers, where a horizontally mountedrotating drum carries the entire character set of the printer repeated in each printablecharacter position.
The IBM 1132 printer is an example of a drumprinter.
Drum printers are also found in adding machinesand other numeric printers (POS), the dimensions are compact as only a dozen characters needto be supported.
Chain or train printers, where the characterset is arranged multiple times around a linked chain or a set of character slugs in a tracktraveling horizontally past the print line.
The IBM 1403 is perhaps the most popular,and comes in both chain and train varieties.
The band printer is a later variant wherethe characters are embossed on a flexible steel band.
The LP27 from Digital Equipment Corporationis a band printer.
Bar printers, where the character set is attachedto a solid bar that moves horizontally along the print line, such as the IBM 1443.
A fourth design, used mainly on very earlyprinters such as the IBM 402, features independent type bars, one for each printable position.
Each bar contains the character set to beprinted.
The bars moves vertically to position thecharacter to be printed in front of the print hammer.
In each case, to print a line, preciselytimed hammers strike against the back of the paper at the exact moment that the correctcharacter to be printed is passing in front of the paper.
The paper presses forward against a ribbonwhich then presses against the character form and the impression of the character form isprinted onto the paper.
Each system could have slight timing issues,which could cause minor misalignment of the resulting printed characters.
For drum or typebar printers, this appearedas vertical misalignment, with characters being printed slightly above or below therest of the line.
In chain or bar printers, the misalignmentwas horizontal, with printed characters being crowded closer together or farther apart.
This was much less noticeable to human visionthan vertical misalignment, where characters seemed to bounce up and down in the line,so they were considered as higher quality print.
Comb printers, also called line matrix printers,represent the fifth major design.
These printers are a hybrid of dot matrixprinting and line printing.
In these printers, a comb of hammers printsa portion of a row of pixels at one time, such as every eighth pixel.
By shifting the comb back and forth slightly,the entire pixel row can be printed, continuing the example, in just eight cycles.
The paper then advances and the next pixelrow is printed.
Because far less motion is involved than ina conventional dot matrix printer, these printers are very fast compared to dot matrix printersand are competitive in speed with formed-character line printers while also being able to printdot matrix graphics.
The Printronix P7000 series of line matrixprinters are still manufactured as of 2013.
Line printers are the fastest of all impact printersand are used for bulk printing in large computer centres.
A line printer can print at 1100 lines perminute or faster, frequently printing pages more rapidly than many current laser printers.
On the other hand, the mechanical componentsof line printers operate with tight tolerances and require regular preventive maintenance(PM) to produce top quality print.
They are virtually never used with personalcomputers and have now been replaced by high-speed laser printers.
The legacy of line printers lives on in manycomputer operating systems, which use the abbreviations "lp", "lpr", or "LPT" to referto printers.
==== Liquid ink electrostatic printers ====Liquid ink electrostatic printers use a chemical coated paper, which is charged by the printhead according to the image of the document.
The paper is passed near a pool of liquidink with the opposite charge.
The charged areas of the paper attract theink and thus form the image.
This process was developed from the processof electrostatic copying.
Color reproduction is very accurate, and becausethere is no heating the scale distortion is less than ±0.
(All laser printers have an accuracy of ±1%.
) Worldwide, most survey offices used this printerbefore color inkjet plotters become popular.
Liquid ink electrostatic printers were mostlyavailable in 36 to 54 inches (910 to 1,370 mm) width and also 6 color printing.
These were also used to print large billboards.
It was first introduced by Versatec, whichwas later bought by Xerox.
3M also used to make these printers.
==== Plotters ==== Pen-based plotters were an alternate printingtechnology once common in engineering and architectural firms.
Pen-based plotters rely on contact with thepaper (but not impact, per se) and special purpose pens that are mechanically run overthe paper to create text and images.
Since the pens output continuous lines, theywere able to produce technical drawings of higher resolution than was achievable withdot-matrix technology.
Some plotters used roll-fed paper, and thereforehad minimal restriction on the size of the output in one dimension.
These plotters were capable of producing quitesizable drawings.
=== Other printers ===A number of other sorts of printers are important for historical reasons, or for special purposeuses Digital minilab (photographic paper)Electrolytic printers Spark printerBarcode printer multiple technologies, including: thermal printing, inkjet printing, and laserprinting barcodes Billboard / sign paint spray printersLaser etching (product packaging) industrial printersMicrosphere (special paper) == Attributes == === Printer control languages === Most printers other than line printers acceptcontrol characters or unique character sequences to control various printer functions.
These may range from shifting from lower toupper case or from black to red ribbon on typewriter printers to switching fonts andchanging character sizes and colors on raster printers.
Early printer controls were not standardized,with each manufacturer's equipment having its own set.
The IBM Personal Printer Data Stream (PPDS)became a commonly used command set for dot-matrix printers.
Today, most printers accept one or more pagedescription languages (PDLs).
Laser printers with greater processing powerfrequently offer support for variants of Hewlett-Packard's Printer Command Language (PCL), PostScriptor XML Paper Specification.
Most inkjet devices support manufacturer proprietaryPDLs such as ESC/P.
The diversity in mobile platforms have led to various standardizationefforts around device PDLs such as the Printer Working Group (PWG's) PWG Raster.
=== Printing speed ===The speed of early printers was measured in unitsof characters per minute (cpm) for character printers, or lines per minute (lpm) for lineprinters.
Modern printers are measured in pages perminute (ppm).
These measures are used primarily as a marketingtool, and are not as well standardised as toner yields.
Usually pages per minute refers to sparsemonochrome office documents, rather than dense pictures which usually print much more slowly,especially colour images.
Speeds in ppm usually apply to A4 paper inEurope and letter paper, about 6% shorter, in the United States.
=== Printing mode ===The data received by a printer may be: A string of charactersA bitmapped image A vector imageA computer program written in a page description language, such as PCL or PostScriptSome printerscan process all four types of data, others not.
Character printers, such as daisy wheel printers,can handle only plain text data or rather simple point plots.
Pen plotters typically process vector images.
Inkjet based plotters can adequately reproduceall four.
Modern printing technology, such as laserprinters and inkjet printers, can adequately reproduce all four.
This is especially true of printers equippedwith support for PCL or PostScript, which includes the vast majority of printers producedtoday.
Today it is possible to print everything (even plain text) by sending ready bitmappedimages to the printer.
This allows better control over formatting,especially among machines from different vendors.
Many printer drivers do not use the text modeat all, even if the printer is capable of it.
=== Monochrome, colour and photo printers=== A monochrome printer can only produce an imageconsisting of one colour, usually black.
A monochrome printer may also be able to producevarious tones of that color, such as a grey-scale.
A colour printer can produce images of multiplecolours.
A photo printer is a colour printer that canproduce images that mimic the colour range (gamut) and resolution of prints made fromphotographic film.
Many can be used on a standalone basis withouta computer, using a memory card or USB connector.
=== Page yield ===The page yield is number of pages that can be printed from a toner cartridge or ink cartridge—beforethe cartridge needs to be refilled or replaced.
The actual number of pages yielded by a specificcartridge depends on a number of factors.
For a fair comparison, many laser printer manufacturersuse the ISO/IEC 19752 process to measure the toner cartridge yield.
=== Cost per page ===In order to fairly compare operating expenses of printers with a relatively small ink cartridgeto printers with a larger, more expensive toner cartridge that typically holds moretoner and so prints more pages before the cartridge needs to be replaced, many peopleprefer to estimate operating expenses in terms of cost per page (CPP).
=== Business model ===Often the "razor and blades" business model is applied.
That is, a company may sell a printer at cost,and make profits on the ink cartridge, paper, or some other replacement part.
This has caused legal disputes regarding theright of companies other than the printer manufacturer to sell compatible ink cartridges.
To protect their business model, several manufacturersinvest heavily in developing new cartridge technology and patenting it.
Other manufacturers, in reaction to the challengesfrom using this business model, choose to make more money on printers and less on theink, promoting the latter through their advertising campaigns.
Finally, this generates two clearly differentproposals: "cheap printer – expensive ink" or "expensive printer – cheap ink".
Ultimately, the consumer decision dependson their reference interest rate or their time preference.
From an economics viewpoint, there is a cleartrade-off between cost per copy and cost of the printer.
=== Printer steganography === Printer steganography is a type of steganography– "hiding data within data" – produced by color printers, including Brother, Canon,Dell, Epson, HP, IBM, Konica Minolta, Kyocera, Lanier, Lexmark, Ricoh, Toshiba and Xeroxbrand color laser printers, where tiny yellow dots are added to each page.
The dots are barely visible and contain encodedprinter serial numbers, as well as date and time stamps.
=== Wireless printers ===More than half of all printers sold at U.
retail in 2010 were wireless-capable, butnearly three-quarters of consumers who have access to those printers weren't taking advantageof the increased access to print from multiple devices according to the new Wireless PrintingStudy.
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Workday Financials, Senior Manager
Deloitte s Emerging ERP Solutions practice works closely with clients across a wide spectrum of industries to identify and implement SaaS based Enterprise Resource Planning systems such as Workday Financials, or various Infor packages, as well as Enterprise Performance Management software like Adaptive Insights. Our team s goal is to deliver transformational solutions optimized for our client s unique business needs.
Work you'll do
A Senior Manager at Deloitte will manage and deliver components of client engagements that identify, design, and implement technology and creative business solutions for large companies. Key responsibilities will include:
Manage teams in the identification of business requirements, functional design, process design (including scenario design, flow mapping), prototyping, testing, training, defining support procedures.
Formulate planning, budgeting, forecasting and reporting strategies.
Manage full life cycle implementations.
Develop statements of work and/or client proposals.
Identify business opportunities to increase usability and profitability of information architecture.
Experience with program leadership, governance and change enablement.
Develop and manage vendor relationships.
Lead workshops for client education.
Manage resources and budget on client projects.
Assist and drive the team by providing oversight.
10 years of relevant consulting or industry experience
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Premier Realty necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 94 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
Premier Realty
Premier Realty is a full-service real estate company based in Southern California. We provide a professional, highly personal level of service to mid-to-upper end residential buyers and sellers as well as investors in the luxury home market.
We will be personalizing service in various counties in southern california. We will be having business names per county we service. So far, we have the following:
1. Premier Realty of Southern California
2. Premier Realty of Orange County
As we move into additional counties, we will add the dba's as needed.
Our target audience are mid-to-upper end residential buyers and homeowners. Generally, they will be in their 20s and up. The geographic area that we cover is Southern California.
* 2 Logo's – that can also be printed with gold or silver film on business cards to look more elegant and professional. I am open to having it as a monogram logo as well, as long as it fits the requirements and want to see many designs with monogram and without. The second logo should also have "Luxury Homes" as shown in example 1 below.
* Logo should be able to be used in business cards, and all stationary (ie. Letterhead, signage, envelopes, etc..) and be used on different background colors.
*Simple and clean contemporary design that is elegant yet also fresh
* Must look good and recognizable on real estate signs from a distance
* Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
* Web file format - .jpg, png, and layered .psd (RGB)
* Typeface used
Be creative. Be original. We are looking forward to your Incredible Designs. Feel free to email if you have any questions! Good Luck!
Examples of logos I like:
1. http://kwluxuryhomes.com/lux_homes/
-I like because it monogram, as well as the name, and can be used printed with gold or silver film for luxury homes.
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NRCS Chief Jason Weller made the following statement on the 2014 Farm Bill:
"At the Natural Resources Conservation Service, we are extremely pleased by the robust investments the new Farm Bill makes in the areas of conservation and support of America's working lands. Producers will find that NRCS programs have been streamlined and are easier for them to use. At the same time, our field and national office staff will find that the new, simplified program structure will improve their ability to assist producers and NRCS clients.
The Bill continues to provide producers with financial and technical assistance and promotes conservation stewardship. It also combines easement programs to make them more accessible. As important, it creates a Regional Conservation Partnership Program that creates opportunities for partners to propose conservation solutions to local, state, or regional resource issues and work with NRCS to achieve results.
With the tools and resources provided through the 2014 Farm Bill, USDA and its partners will make a major difference not only in the quality of our natural resources, but also in the lives of farming and ranching families and the communities in which they live. I encourage any producer, or any individual wanting to know more about our programs, to stop by a local NRCS field office for more information. "
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10 foods created by accident
They say necessity is the mother of invention, but sometimes so are accidents. Shebudgets.com, a women's lifestyle site covering finance, fashion and lifestyle, rounded up some popular tales about the origins of everyday foods. Click through and see when mistakes became genius.
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So That's How It Works! Understanding The Science Behind The Empire State Building
Overview of Lesson Plan:
In this lesson, students investigate a scientific or technological aspect of the Empire State Building and explain how it works.
Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour
Students will:
- Think about the word "Skyscraper."
- Learn about the steel beams supporting the Empire State Building.
- Take part in an experiment about weight and support.
- Draw designs for their own skyscrapers.
- student journals
- pens/pencils
- paper
- classroom board
- resources on the Empire State Building, skyscrapers, engineering structure and design
- copies of the data collection sheet, one per student Click here for the data collection sheet
- six cups (paper or plastic, 6-7 oz.)
- a ruler
- weighted material (for example, 30 pennies or salt, sand, or soil)
- a notebook, folder, or magazine for fanning purposes
- a stopwatch or timer with a second hand
- WARM-UP/DO-NOW: Ask students to create an idea bubble (or "web") around the word "Skyscraper." Allow a few minutes for them to write down whatever ideas they associate with the word skyscraper. Then ask for volunteers to share their ideas. Facilitate a brief discussion on skyscrapers: why they are built, which are the most famous, what problems they might face.
- Ask the class the following question: "The Empire State Building weighs 365,000 tons. That is equal to the weight of over 200,000 cars! How many steel beams do you think are supporting that weight?" After students have made guesses, inform them that the answer is 210. Ask the class: "Does the number sound high or low? Where are those beams located?" (In the building's foundation) Define the term "foundation."
To have the class learn how a foundation works to support a building, begin by asking: "Why doesn't a skyscraper tip over in strong winds?" Then tell the class that they will conduct an experiment to explain this phenomenon. Begin by defining what a hypothesis is.
Then assemble the six cups on a table.
Steps in the experiment:
- Ask for three volunteers to help create "buildings" or towers out of the cups. Have one student stack and tape two cups together to make the first building; have the other two students stack and tape the remaining four cups together to make the second building (to be twice as high as the first). Stand the "buildings" side by side.
- Hand out the data collection sheet and inform the class that you will gently fan the two structures. Ask students to each write a hypothesis (prediction) on their data sheets as to which building will fall over first.
- Standing one foot away, gently fan the structures until one falls (start your timer when you start fanning). Do this test three or four times to see if the first result repeats itself. Students should complete their sheets each time. Were student hypotheses correct? Ask the class how to make the taller structure stand up longer.
- Remove the tape from the bottom cup of the taller structure and add weight to it (pennies, sand, salt, or soil). What is the predictions now? Repeat the experiment three or four more times, each time increasing the weight incrementally (for example, add ten pennies at a time).
Ask the class to explain what happened in the experiment. Why did adding weight to the bottom cup keep the taller structure from falling over? (A skyscraper's foundation acts as an anchor to keep the building from tipping over in high winds.) As a class, contemplate how strong the bedrock below Manhattan is to support such structures.
- Have students individually begin designs for their own skyscrapers, keeping in mind the principles they learned regarding foundation and support. They should consider the height, the number of stories, the materials, and the overall look and feel they are aiming for. If they wish to incorporate a theme (for example, one of their buildings may mimic the form of a pencil, as the Empire State Building does, or the form of a helix, or whatever they wish), they should write a description of the theme they used.
- WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: For homework, students will complete their skyscraper designs. The drawings should have colors and a list of dimensions.
Further Questions for Discussion:
- Can any place on Earth, any type of land, support a 365,000-ton building? Why do you think Manhattan Island can support so many skyscrapers?
- Do you think the Empire State Building could blow over? Why or why not? (Note: It would take an estimated 4.5 million pounds of wind pressure to blow it over.)
- In general, do you like skyscrapers, either looking at them or being in them?
Students will be evaluated based on participation in the initial exercise, as well as thoughtful participation in the class experiment and discussion.
architect, disperse, engineer, foundation, hypothesis, phenomenon, structure, support
Extension Activity:
Build a model of the skyscraper you designed for homework out of material of your choosing (for example, wood, cardboard, etc.).
Author: Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education, New York City
Architect n. A person skilled in the art of building; a designer.
Disperse v. To distribute; to spread.
Engineer n. One who applies science to practical uses such as the design of structures, machines, and systems.
Foundation n. 1. The lowest and supporting layer of a superstructure; groundwork; basis 2. That on which anything stands.
Hypothesis n. 1. A tentative explanation for an observation, phenomenon, or scientific problem that can be tested by further investigation 2. An educated guess.
Phenomenon n. An unusual, significant, or unaccountable fact or occurrence; a marvel.
Structure n. Something constructed, such as a building.
Support v. To uphold or bear the weight of; for instance, as a pillar supports a structure.
Academic Content Standards:
This lesson plan may be used to address the academic standards listed below. These standards are drawn from "Content Knowledge: A Compendium of Standards and Benchmarks for K-12 Education: 3rd and 4th Editions" and have been provided courtesy of the Mid-Continent Research for Education and Learning in Aurora, Colorado.
Technology: Level II [Grade 3-5]
Standard 3. Understands the relationships among science, technology, society, and the individual
Benchmark 1. Knows that technologies often have costs as well as benefits and can have an enormous effect on people and other living things
Benchmark 2. Knows areas in which technology has improved human lives (e.g., transportation, communication, nutrition, sanitation, health care, entertainment)
Standard 11. Understands the nature of scientific knowledge
Benchmark 1. Knows that although the same scientific investigation may give slightly different results when it is carried out by different persons, or at different times or places, the general evidence collected from the investigation should be replicable by others
Benchmark 2. Knows that good scientific explanations are based on evidence (observations) and scientific knowledge
Benchmark 3. Knows that scientists make the results of their investigations public; they describe the investigations in ways that enable others to repeat the investigations
Benchmark 4. Knows that scientists review and ask questions about the results of other scientists' work
Benchmark 5. Understands that models (e.g., physical, conceptual, mathematical models, computer simulations) can be used to represent and predict changes in objects, events, and processes
Standard 12. Understands the nature of scientific inquiry
Benchmark 1. Knows that scientific investigations involve asking and answering a question and comparing the answer to what scientists already know about the world
Benchmark 2. Knows that scientists use different kinds of investigations (e.g., naturalistic observation of things or events, data collection, controlled experiments), depending on the questions they are trying to answer
Benchmark 3. Plans and conducts simple investigations (e.g., formulates a testable question, plans a fair test, makes systematic observations, develops logical conclusions)
Benchmark 4. Uses appropriate tools and simple equipment (e.g., thermometers, magnifiers, microscopes, calculators, graduated cylinders) to gather scientific data and extend the senses
Benchmark 5. Knows that scientists' explanations about what happens in the world come partly from what they observe (evidence), partly from how they interpret (inference) their observations
Benchmark 6. Knows the reasons why similar investigations may not produce similar results (e.g., differences in the things being investigated, methods being used, uncertainty in the observation)


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While perusing the list of blogs I read, I came across Mania's tweet about wishing there was LFD available for running lower level dungeons at 80, i.e. ZG. Seriously, why not? It's hard enough to drum together a group using the trade channel, and you already could group for these dungeons when you were a lower level, why not at a higher level?
I'm still grimly pursuing my Loremaster achievement, with only 20-30 quests left on both Kalimdor and Eastern Kingdoms. I've gotten most of the quest achievements in Outlands, and gotten Sholozar Basin, Icecrown, and Storm Peaks completed in Northrend.
I'll finish up with Borean Tundra, Dragonblight, Grizzly Hills, Howling Fjord, and Zul'drak after I've gotten Kalimdor and Eastern Kingdoms Loremaster finished.
Most of the quest achievements in Outlands, I said. However, Bloodshrike probably did 3 or 4 of the quests in Hellfire Peninsula before moving on to Zangarmarsh, because I stumbled on this little tidbit of info. Thrallmar - "If you do the bulk of the Thrallmar quests instead of quickly moving on to the next zone, you might expect to reach Honored after 1 or 2 levels of play. However, once you reach Honored, you hit an earnings barrier that you can only remove when you are level 68 and can start re-earning points in the Shattered Halls dungeon.....One option is to grind reputation via Ramparts and Blood Furnace runs to 5999/6000 before doing any Thrallmar quests outside the instances, as those continue to yield reputation up to Exalted."
At that point, I seriously never thought I'd see the inside of a dungeon unless I was soloing it. So, I just ignored the quests, and took myself to Zangarmarsh. Now, being the achievement hound that I've turned out to be, I wanna get exalted with Thrallmar. I'd also like to not have to solo those dungeons ad nauseum to do so. I just ran Hellfire Ramparts for the hell of it with my Ally mage Clockwrkmage, and had a blast with the group, Blizzarding everything in sight. Granted, at level 80 it wouldn't be difficult, it's just going to be boring, and even running it with a group of 60's would speed things up.
I'm not sure why the capability to join any dungeon isn't available. Apart from the possibility of Stockades being farmed by Horde for the easy availability of wool cloth, I don't think someone is going to constantly run Wailing Caverns for the greens that drop.
Also, going back to the title of the post, I'd like to go for the Guardian of Cenarius title, but again, I missed the boat on that one. While it's simplicity itself to turn in Twilight Texts until you ding exalted with Cenarion Circle, it's a bit harder with Cenarion Expedition.
I do have to say I like how Blizzard has refined dungeons and zones in Northrend. Dungeons are shorter, zones don't have a lot of quests that force you to go to a different zone, come back, go to a 3rd zone, come back, and finally the quest chain is completed. Everything is more linear. When you're on your first toon, you don't mind doing all these far-flung quests, as everything is new and exciting. On your 10th toon, you look at the quest, you evaluate on whether Blizzard actually provided enough mobs to complete it on the first pass, or whether the quest item has a ridiculously low drop rate, and then you might decide to not pick it up at all.
While I do want all my toons to be at least exalted with the home cities, I'm passing up a lot of quests nowadays, just because I don't want to do them. Like in Harold & Kumar go to White Castle, I've gone too far.
Kumar: I forgot my cell phone.
Harold: You wanna run back and get it?
[both turn and look at their front door 20 feet from them]
Kumar: No, we've gone too far.


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After a long stretch of subpar job growth, businesses may finally be getting back in a hiring mood.
The better-than-expected showing from Friday's employment report for October was a welcome sign for job seekers and policymakers in the White House, Congress and the Federal Reserve.
Businesses added a better-than-expected 151,000 jobs to their payrolls last month, the first monthly increase since May. That fell short of the 200,000 or so needed to keep up with the growth of the work force and start rehiring the 15 million unemployed Americans sidelined in the worst recession in 80 years. The unemployment rate remained stuck at 9.6 percent.Story: U.S. economy added 151,000 jobs in October
"To bring unemployment down to 9.2 percent in a year's time, this economy is going to have to grow at about 4 percent. And right now it's growing at almost half that pace," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ economics.
A pickup in hiring typically lags the end of a recession because employers want to see sustained growth before committing to take on workers. That's one reason there have been strong gains in hiring of temporary workers in recent months.
In October, the average number of hours worked continued the upward trend that began a year ago. If that trend continues, those extra hours eventually turn into fulltime jobs.
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The pent-up demand for new hires can also be seen in the steady rise of productivity gains, as employers continue to squeeze more work out of the same number of employees. In the third quarter, productivity rose at a 2.5 percent annual rate. Those gains have slowed in recent quarters, suggesting that it will be harder to keep boosting output without hiring new workers.
"The economy is doing better," said Robert Brusca, chief economist at FAO Economics. "The retail sales sector is starting to pick up. There's evidence from surveys that small businesses are less negative than they've been since the start of this recovery. … America is a pro-growth place. We're about to turn a corner on job growth. "
Some sectors are faring better than others. Though private employers added 159,000 jobs, the government sector lost another 8,000 jobs in October. Deep cuts in state and local budgets have forced layoffs of some 460,000 workers since April 2009. Wide budget gaps are expected to continue to force deep cuts by state and local governments for at least the next two years. Strong support for federal budget cuts in the midterm elections could expand layoffs to federal workers.Best (and worst) states for job-seekers
Fed's bond buying spree
To try to boost economic growth and spur more hiring, policymakers at the Federal Reserve this week announced a widely anticipated move to buy back another $600 billion of government bonds — adding to a stockpile of $1.25 trillion worth of bonds taken on since the financial panic of 2008.
The Fed is hoping that by soaking up more government debt, and replacing it with cash, the cost of borrowing will fall further and businesses and households will be more inclined to spend, boosting economic growth.
That could be a stretch, according to David Rosenberg, chief economist at Gluskin Sheff, given the deep problems in housing, with some one in seven mortgage holders either "in arrears or in the foreclosure process, and an estimated 25 percent of homeowners are 'upside down' in their mortgage," owing more than their house is worth, he wrote in a research note to clients.
Rosenberg figures the Fed's move will add between a quarter- and half-point to GDP, while pushing the Fed's balance sheet to "a Japanese-style 20 percent of GDP."
Part of the problem is that despite the central bank's efforts to flood the system with cash much of it is sitting in swollen corporate balance sheets and in bank vaults at the Fed.
"There's a trillion dollars of excess reserves already at the banks waiting to be lent and they're not lending it," said David Malpass, president of Encima Capital. "Putting more money (into the banking system) just weakens the dollar."
The Fed's unprecedented bond-buying spree also raised concerns about its eventual exit strategy from a monetary policy that's never been tried before in the U.S. At some point, central bankers will have to begin selling off the Fed's bloated portfolio of bonds, which would lead to tighter credit. It's far from clear how the Fed will gauge the timing of those bond sales.
"At some point it's going to be very dangerous," said Andrew Busch, a currency strategist at BMO Capital Markets. "The flip side of the question is, 'What happens when the Fed wants to tighten?' That's the unknown that we have now. With so many levers to pull and so many things to do, at some point they're going to make a mistake."
Uncertainty surrounding key government economic policies has also weighed on the job market; business leaders have complained that they are reluctant to hire more workers until the costs of health care reform and the direction of tax policy become clearer.
Tuesday's midterm election, which gave control of the House to Republican opponents of health care reform and supporters of extending tax cuts, has intensified that debate. President Barack Obama signaled this week he is open to compromise on a tax policy standoff that forced the debate into a post-election lame duck session set to begin Nov. 15. The Bush administration's tax cuts expire at the end of this year.
"If we nail down the tax code quickly, that's been a real impediment for small business hires," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics. "If we get some of the blanks filled in for health care reform, which is making small businesses nervous as well, then as we work our way into next year, we'll see measurably better job growth."
The hope is that more clarity about government policy, and more evidence the economy is growing, albeit weakly, will help change hiring managers' expectations about the future and give them more confidence to begin hiring again.
"The economy is growing," said Brusca. "The Fed is doing what it can do to ramp up expectations. It eliminated from its last statement all the negative forward-looking comments that had been there. The Fed realizes that it is expectations that they need to move forward. … I think you have to embrace the numbers, and they are good. We're building on something here."
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