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We originally met in claims, where we worked for many (long, long) years. Due to several overlapping interests (superheros, Star Wars, weird coverage questions), we became good friends, and eventually left claims together to join the agency force. After doing that another many (long) years, we really started getting the sense that we as an industry could do better understanding and servicing our products. Several projects ensued, including the ones available on this page, such as the It's Covered podcast, the free ebook 6 Insurance Claims Pitfalls and What the Agent Can Do About Them, and the Premier Agency Claims Training (PACT).
Mel wants it noted that this is not at all a photo of the two of them.
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I've been thinking a lot about technology lately. There seems to be a wide range of opinions about which technology to use, how often, and what the benefits are for students. The fact is, we are blazing the trails of technology use. We are in the middle of a revolution.
My students have been engaged in a unit on the American Revolution and I've been trying to help them develop an understanding of what a revolution is. One of the big ideas I've been attempting to help them discover is that the history we read is strongly influenced by the opinions and ideals of the person who is writing it. Analyzing images has been a particularly powerful way to help them access this. For example, I showed them the following images depicting the Boston Massacre and used the Visual Thinking Strategies format to facilitate the discussion. Students began to notice the similarities and differences and started to analyze how this one event could appear so different in these images.
This lesson was very powerful for them and helped them to generate a wide variety of questions about the event and the time period, which they then used as the basis for small group inquiries. What many of them learned was to be critical readers and viewers.
In twenty, fifty, even one hundred years what opinions of today will be remembered and revered as history changing? We are in the middle of a revolution. Whose thoughts and ideas will emerge as the prevailing ones?
Look at the images below. Both are outdated models of education in many ways, yet much of what they represent still exists today. What do you notice? What differences and similarities are there? Which elements represented here exist in your classroom? All? Some? None? What should a classroom look like? How does that learning environment reflect what we believe about teaching and learning? How does it support students?


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Thanks for the heads up and if you wouldn't mind getting back to me with what McAfee responds with that would be great.
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CERVICAL SMEAR appointments
Smears are booked with our Well Woman-trained nurses, please telephone to make an appointment. We are delighted to be able to offer these in some of our Improving Access clinics (between 6:30pm and 8pm and on some Saturdaysl.
Do you have a medical concern but don't think a face-to-face consultation is necessary? Try eConsult - see home page.
If you spend time caring for a family member or somebody else - please let Reception know. See Information for Carers tab on the right for more info
Our nurse prescribers offer Minor Illness appointments everyday throughout their clinic time. They can help with many conditions: cystitis, earache, thrush, rashes, sore eyes, sore throats, for example. They can also arrange prescriptions although many common conditions do not need antibiotics.
Sister Claire Muir and Sister Lynn Paice (asthma only)
Both sisters have a diploma in Asthma Care. The clinic aims to provide help, support and education for patients and families of those with asthma and is run in close liaison with the doctors in the practice.
We encourage all of our asthmatic patients on regular medication to attend the asthma clinic at least annually and for some, more frequently, as their condition dictates.
There is good evidence that regular attendance at clinic for monitoring and education of patients regarding their condition reduces the risk of emergency admission to hospital. By controlling symptoms well, the impact of asthma on everyday life can be significantly reduced.
We strongly advise all asthmatics to have an annual 'flu jab'. They should also be immunised against pneumococcus (a type of pneumonia).
Sister Alison Frater
The diabetic clinic is for education, support, monitoring and treatment of patients with diabetes.
We encourage all patients with diabetes to attend the diabetic clinic at least annually and for some, more frequently, as their condition dictates. The clinic is run in close liaison with our GPs. Dr Andrew Fellows is our diabetes clinical lead. There is good evidence that regular attendance at clinic for monitoring and education of patients regarding their condition reduces the risk of complications. By controlling symptoms well, the impact of diabetes on everyday life can be significantly reduced.
Many patients have diabetes which can be controlled by diet alone or with medication. Some patients require insulin. Insulin-dependent patients are usually seen, at least initially, in hospital outpatients.
From the diabetic clinic you may be directed to the chiropodist, dietician or optician to obtain more specialist information on various aspects of your care.
We also strongly advise all diabetics to have an annual 'flu jab'. They should also be immunised against pneumococcus (a type of pneumonia).
If you have any queries about diabetes, as a patient or a family member of a patient with diabetes, please contact reception to make an appointment with Sister Frater.
Sister Alison Frater
The Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) clinic provides monitoring and advice for anyone who has had a heart attack or an episode of angina (chest pain). There is good evidence that treating blood pressure, cholesterol and changing lifestyle can significantly reduce the risk of future heart attacks. Alton is lucky to have an excellent cardiac rehabilitation unit. Once they have finished with you this clinic takes over!
We aim to see all 'heart patients' annually for blood pressure and blood tests. If everyone stopped smoking, lost weight and did more exercise we would all live longer!
We also strongly advise patients with heart disease to have an annual 'flu jab'. They should also be immunised against pneumococcus (a type of pneumonia).
Sister Lynn Paice and Healthcare assistants Mary Barnsley and Wendy Gagen
This clinic offers a number of different facilities. In the early days, when you or your doctor suspect that you may have raised blood pressure, you may be offered several appointments for blood pressure monitoring, lifestyle advice and possibly to initiate some baseline investigations, such as blood testing, urine testing and an electrocardiogram (an electrical recording to assess your heart). Many of these visits will be with one of our healthcare assistants; you may also be encouraged to take readings yourself and pass these to reception for inclusion in your medical records.
Later on, if your blood pressure remains raised, you may be started on medication to lower it. Once you are stabilised on the medication, we recommend you have a hypertension review with one of our healthcare assistant team, ideally in the month in which you were born; you will be encouraged to check your blood pressure either at home, if you have the facilities, or in the waiting room at the Health Centre, and log the result with reception for inclusion in your medical records, six months after your review.
Sister Alison Frater and Sister Julee Cherakattu
This nurse-led service offers cervical smears, HRT reviews, health screens and breast awareness education. Several of our doctors also offer well woman checks and family planning advice.
We offer a full range of family planning services including contraceptive pills, injections and implants, coil and cap fitting and counselling for sterilisation and vasectomy.
The Family Planning Association has a very helpful website with lots of information and advice on all forms of contraception: http://www.fpa.org.uk/
If you have been invited for a cervical smear and want more information about cervical cancer or what to expect at your test, the Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust website (www.jostrust.org.uk) is a great place to look. Their 5 minute video about the importance of regular smears and what to expect at your appointment is excellent - so take a look: you can find it on their website under the 'Information' tab or on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=7knyPlT4DXU
The Wilson Practice Pregnancy Advice Sheet March 2016.pdf can be found here.
Influenza is a nasty disease that puts fit people in bed for 10 days and can kill the elderly or infirm; the 1918/19 epidemic killed more people than the whole of the First World War! Many people get the common cold and say they have had "flu" but once you have had the real influenza you will know the difference!
The flu vaccination is given annually. It is designed to protect against whatever is thought to be the most prevalent strain of the disease in a given year, so whilst it offers a great deal of protection, we cannot guarantee you won't be unlucky enough to catch another strain.
Every autumn we run Flu Clinics offering free flu vaccination for patients over 65 years and others with an illness that puts them more at risk (see below). We publicise the dates of the flu vaccination clinics (generally two Saturday mornings and one Thursday afternoon in the early autumn) on this website and in the surgery and encourage at risk patients to attend. Others are welcome to have the vaccine, but we aim to do the 'at risk' groups first.
Patients eligible for NHS flu jab
People: over 65, or aged 2 - 5 years old
People with:
and those who are:
We also vaccinate against pneumococcal pneumonia. It can occur at any time, although is more common over the winter months especially in smokers. As with flu, it can put a fit person in hospital and kill people who are elderly or infirm. The vaccine is a single injection that gives life-long protection. We recommend it to the same 'at risk' groups as for flu vaccine.
A new factsheet is available: Questions about the Meningitis B vaccination Feb16.pdf
The practice offers and encourages a full range of vaccines. (see the Your Health tab below (then click child age group) for the current national immunisation schedule.) These routine immunisations are offered at our regular Tuesday clinics. If someone other than your child's parent/legal guardian brings your child for his/her vaccination, please note that we require written consent.
There is currently a global shortage of Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B vaccine. Until this situation is resolved we are unable to offer these vaccinations
TRAVEL CLINICS: Sister Lynn Paice
Many countries that we visit for work or leisure have very different health problems than we are used to in England. Some countries require certain vaccinations before they permit entrance. For many more vaccination is recommended.
If you are planning to travel, please contact reception to make an initial travel medicine appointment in plenty of time (ideally 2-3 months) before your departure, because some vaccines take weeks to work, some need several doses, spread over weeks, and not all can be given at the same time.
Reception will give you a questionnaire to complete to assist our travel nurse in preparing for your consultation. You can also download our Travel Appointment details and questionnaire Apr16.pdf here. The practice has access to the very latest advice on epidemics, malarial resistance and travel requirements, but we do need to know exactly where and when you are travelling.
Once we have received your completed questionnaire, either pop it in the post to us, fax it (01420 543430) or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, you will be contacted with a travel clinic appointment to plan your immunisations and anti-malarial advice if appropriate.
Not all diseases have vaccines. Simple precautions can prevent you bringing home an unwanted souvenir. Our nurse will be able to advise you.
Many activities within the travel clinic are not funded by the NHS so you may be charged for immunisations and prescriptions. There are other private clinics offering a similar service, but we try to provide a competitive price.
Yellow Fever
Meningitis ACWY
Hepatitis B per dose (three doses generally required - or single dose for booster)
Rabies per dose (three doses generally required)
Jap Encephalitis per dose (two doses generally required)
Anti Malarial Prescription
Information about countries and vaccinations required can be found on the links below:
Monday - Friday, 8.00am - 6.30pm
We run minor injuries unit for the local area; it is open to anyone, regardless of which GP practice they are registered with.
We can care for most 'walking wounded' injuries sustained within the previous 48 hours. Major fractures, bleeds or head injuries will be quickly sent to the full A&E department in Basingstoke.
Once registered at reception, most patients are seen within 10 minutes by a duty nurse, who can deal with a wide range of problems. If your condition is more complex you will see our duty doctor. The time you wait will depend on other casualties, but you will be seen as soon as possible and kept informed if there is likely to be a wait. We have a great deal of trauma care experience within the practice. We have access to x-ray facilities at our local hospital (9.00 - 5.00).
The practice offers a full range of contraception services; confidentially, free and to all ages. Unplanned pregnancies are extremely stressful and it is always difficult to decide what to do. Whether you choose to keep the baby or go for a termination (BPAS), your life will be changed for ever. This is one instance when "prevention is better than cure".
Your doctor, and Sisters Thoma and Frater in the Well Woman, clinic will be happy to discuss any of the options (find out about contraception options here).
If you have had unprotected sex and may be at risk of unwanted pregnancy please ask for help within 72 hours or, ideally, as soon as possible.
Emergency contraception prevents conception after sex without causing an abortion. This can be done by taking tablets or by fitting an intrauterine contraceptive device (coil). There are two types of tablet available. The most recent advance is Levonelle which is the safest, easiest to use and remarkably free of side effects. You can only use tablets if you take them within 72 hours of unprotected sex and you have not had any other episodes of unprotected sex since your last period. Occasionally, it may be more appropriate to offer to fit an intrauterine contraceptive device (coil) and if so, this will be discussed with you.
Like all consultations, requests for emergency contraception are completely confidential. Please never be put off consulting if you are told that your doctor is fully booked. A polite but insistent request for a same day appointment with our practice sister or doctor is all that is required.
Local chemists can also provide free emergency contraception for under 25 year olds. To find other local services try www.ruthinking.co.uk or NHS111 on 111. Following treatment we would like to see you again to discuss ongoing contraceptive care or if you have any worries after taking emergency contraception.
Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection, most people not realising they have it. It is easily treated. In women, if left untreated, it can make future pregnancy difficult or impossible.
The practice is part of a chlamydia screening programme for young people (men and women aged 16–25 years). You can be tested, whether or not you have symptoms. The test is either a urine test or, if female, a self-taken vaginal swab.
If the result is positive they will be contacted confidentially to arrange treatment. You can obtain a test pack from a GP, a nurse or from reception.
This is run by the Community Nursing team based at Alton Community Hospital, but our practice nursing team is the first port fo call if you have an ulcer or other non-healing wound developing. Many wounds can be healed quite quickly without the need for this specialist clinic.
The clinic provides a full assessment, help, support, advice including educational material, treatment and, if necessary, referral to a vascular consultant.
Not everything your doctor does comes under the provision of the NHS.
NHS care cannot be charged for, but other things you ask your doctor to do have to be paid for, in advance. This is a list of current charges, as recommended by national agreements between government, the British Medical Association and insurance companies.
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Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year
Peace and love to you as the year draws to an end
Many happy times with family and friends
Sit back and relax, celebrate and cheer
"Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!"
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Happy holidays and a happy new year. (Yeah!)
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HAVERFORD, Pa. - A Ford Bohrmann goal in the seventh minute gave Haverford College the early lead Sunday at Walton Field but Kean University rallied with a pair of second-half goals to down the host Fords, 2-1, in a non-conference men's soccer match-up that closed out the annual Jimmy Mills Classic.
Haverford, ranked 14th in the most recent national poll, suffers its first defeat of the season falling to 3-1 on the year while Kean ups its record to 4-1 with the victory.
Bohrmann's goal, his sixth of the year, came at the 6:38 mark when Jamie Reingruber chipped a pass from the left of the Kean goal to Bohrmann at the front where he easily volleyed a shot into the back of the net behind Cougar netminder Tyler Callahan.
The Fords owned momentum following the early score but Kean eventually found its game and, though it didn't find the tying goal, finished the half even with Haverford in both shots, 6-6, and corner kick opportunities, 4-4.
Early second-half action tilted back toward Haverford with the home team generating several scoring chances but failing to get shots onto frame. Kean finally found some momentum and the equalizer when Dominick Delello evened the score in the 63rd, knocking in a loose ball from in the box into the right of the goal after play had moved toward the left post.
The game looked to be heading into overtime late in regulation but the Cougars picked up a goal from Akwasi Adu off a corner kick chance in the 87th.
Kean's Callahan earned the win between the pipes making three saves, all in the first half, while the Fords' Nick Kahn took the loss after coming up with two saves apiece in each half.
The early game Sunday saw Vassar College defeat Ursinus College by a count of 3-1.
Haverford continues early-season non-conference play with its next outing, a 4:30 p.m. home contest on Thursday, Sept. 12 against Rosemont College at Walton Field.


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Printers and Publishers
Full-Color Printers
of Flyers, Postcards, Etc.
This page features a list of printers who specialize in printing full-color catalogs and magazines. Many of these companies allow you to submit requests for printing quotations from their websites. This list is a work in progress. If you know of other catalog printers who should be added to this list, please email John Kremer.
A&J Printing, Sharyn Dawson, 1111 S Kenneth, Nixa MO 65714; 417-880-0046; Fax: 417-725-2682. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. "We print paperback books, catalogs, magazines, booklets, marketing materials (brochures, etc.) We have 6 presses, including 5 color process, UV coat, custom die cutting, embossing, and full bindery services. We believe in customer service, no hidden charges, and business built on relationships."
Action Printing, Adam Kempf, Account Manager, N6637 Rolling Meadows Drive, Fond du Lac WI 54937-9989; 920-907-7809; 800-472-0337; Fax: 920-907-7996. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Web: http://www.actionprinting.com. Printers of magazines, catalogs, publications, and directories. 6% of their business is printing books, 20% printing directories. Quantities from 100 to 100,000. Perfect binding, saddle stitching, and more. Mailing facilities and fulfillment in-house.
Adair Graphic Communications, 7850 Second Street, Dexter MI 48130; 734-873-1042; 800-637-5025; Fax: 734-426-4360. The premier automotive aftermarket printers in the world. Catalog and brochure printing. Also information and marketing solutions.
AMC ColorGrafix, Frank Zasueta, Accounts Manager, 2085 Peck Road, South El Monte CA 91733; 626-575-1788, ext 126. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Full-color sheetfed printer specializing in catalogs, brochures, calendars, directories, posters, etc.
American Color Graphics, 100 Winners Circle, Brentwood TN 37027; 800-344-8644; Fax: 615-377-0370.
American Press, Charles Pettgrove, President, One American Place, Gordonsville VA 22942. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Catalog printer.
American Printing and Mailing, Vince Gleason, Account Manager, 1606 Headway Circle, Austin TX 78754; 512-452-5058; 800-388-9406; Cell: 512-586-1092; Fax: 512-323-9247. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Sheet-fed printer, specializing in magazines and newsletters.
American Web, 4040 Dahlia Street, Denver CO 80216-4404; 303-321-2422; Fax: 303-331-0871. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Specializes in printing publications, magazines, catalogs, journals, directories, tabloids, newsletters, brochures, corporate communications, and direct mail for a national client base.
Amerikom Group,Derekh Cohen, Vice President, 152 West 25th Street, New York NY 10001; 212-675-1329; Fax: 212-675-5143. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Catalog and book printer.
Angel Printing, Vladimir Medvinsky, CEO, 237 Luiseno Avenue, Oceanside CA 92057; 760-967-0492; Fax: 760-967-0496. Email: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. Offers 1 to full color offset and digital printing services, online print ordering, online design, and online proofing. Also printing on recycled papers with soy-based inks.
Atlanta Web Printers, 1585 Roadhaven Drive, Atlanta GA 30083; 770-621-8860; Fax: 770-621-4466. Offers both heatset web and cold web printing for catalogs, magazines, directories, insert and brochures. Digest to standard trim sizes. Saddle stitch and perfect binding. Full mailing capabilities.
B&W Press, 401 E Main Street, Georgetown MA 01833; 978-352-6100; Fax: 978-352-5955. Established in 1966, this company specializes in magazine and catalog order form envelopes and two-way mailers. Print runs from 10,000 to 50 million plus.
Banta Catalog Group, 7401 Kilmer Lane, Minneapolis MN 55369; 888-88-BANTA; Fax: 612-315-8258. Main Offices: 225 Main Street, P O Box 8003, Menasha WI 54952-8003; 920-751-7771; 800-291-1171; Fax: 920-751-7791.
Bartash Printing, Duane Zoscin, Marketing Director; 215-724-1700, ext. 120. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Print catalogs, area guides, weekly and monthly shoppers, and newspapers. Also provides in-house binding, mail prep, and mailing.
Book Printers Online, 964 Borra Place, Escondido CA 92029; 888-255-4846. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Prints booklets, manuals, catalogs, and calendars. 8.5"x11" or half that in one, two, or full color. 8 page to 96 pages in runs from 1,000 to 25,000.
Branch Smith Printing, 120 St. Louis Avenue, Fort Worth TX 76104; 817-882-4197; 800-315-4110. Print catalogs, magazines, publications, product manuals, and books.
Britannia Press, Mick Bond, 3652 Eastham Drive, Culver City CA 90232; 310-839-3828; Fax: 310-558-1324. Email: email@example.com. Specializes in brochures, books, catalogs, newsletters, sales sheets, postcards, posters, press kits, flyers, large format digital print, and more. Graphic layout and design available, CTP direct to plate, multi-color sheetfed printing, complete bindery, direct mail capabilities, and fulfillment. Contact for free estimates and help in layouts for press.
Brown Printing, 1540 Broadway, 23rd Floor, New York NY 10036; 212-782-7800; Fax: 212-782-7878. Plants in Minnesota and elsewhere. A division of Gruner & Jahr, itself a division of Bertelsmann.
California Offset Printers, 620 W Elk Street, Glendale CA 91204; 818-545-9899; Fax: 818-545-9924. Prints magazines, catalogs, directories, event guides, and show dailies.
Cardinal Press, 1253 N Glen Avenue, Moorestown NJ 08057; 856-778-4442; Fax: 858-778-4944. A full service commercial printer of catalogs, magazines, covers, and the like.
Casaic Printing, 1115 Pierremont Road, Shreveport LA 71106; 318-865-8418; 800-284-7862; Fax: 800-786-4778. Email email@example.com. Prints brochures, cards, newsletters, catalogs, magazines, and presentation folders.
Catalogs America, One American Place, Gordonsville VA 22942; 800-283-4666; Fax: 727-906-0002. Established in 1972, this company provides catalog printing and distribution.
Champion Printing, 3250 Spring Grove Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45225; 800-543-1957; Fax: 513-541-9398. Email: email@example.com. Prints bind-in order forms, blow-ins, and self-mailers.
Cheap Catalog and Magazine Printing, TigerPress, 50 Industrial Drive, East Longmeadow MA 01028; 413-224-2100; 866-321-7518; Fax: 413-224-2150. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. For over 30 years, this family-owned business has provided exceptional customer service and quality of magazine, catalog, and brochure printing. In-house bindery and direct mail.
Citizen Printing, 805 Park Avenue, Beaver Dam WI 53916; 920-887-0321. Tabloid printers.
CJK USA, 3962 Virginia Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45227; 513-271-6035; 800-598-7808; Fax: 513-271-6082. Since 1872. Formerly known as C.J. Krehbiel. Prints books, catalogs, magazines, manuals, and specialty products with in-line finishing.
Colorist Akademi Printhouse, Kağan Sütçü, Yeşilce Mah. Yılmaz Sok., No:3 Seyrantepe 34418, 4.Levent / Kağıthane, İstanbul, Turkey; 90-212-270-78-78; Fax: 90-212-270-27-00. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Offers offset printing of books, magazines, posters, boxes, packages, etc.
Colour Innovations, George Francis, Account Executive, 161 Norfinch Drive, Toronto, Ontario M3N 1Y2, Canada; 416-667-6773; Fax: 416-663-3918; 877-302-9777. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Prints color corporate brochures, magazines, annual reports, posters, POP materials, direct mail pieces, and more.
ColorVision Graphics, Atlanta GA. Offset printer offering graphic design and printing services for flyers, brochures, posters, folders, magazines, catalogs, postcards, and more.
Conquest Graphics, 3900 A Carolina Avenue, Richmond VA 23222-2205; 804-200-7000; 800-707-9903. Email: email@example.com. 85 years in business. Prints brochures, flyers, posters, postcards, catalogs, calendars, business cards, bookmarks, magazines, rack cards, and door hangers.
Consolidated Press (CPI), Steve Theriault, 1880 Busse Road, Elk Grove Village IL 60007; 847-228-7500, ext. 1321; Fax: 847-228-3451. Email: withheld. This sheetfed printer specializes in catalog press runs of under 100,000. Founded in 1965, the company's six (40-inch) presses also reproduce brochures, direct mail, publications and posters. In-house bindery.
Corporate Printers, Steve Gordon, 3716 Southwood Drive, Knoxville TN 37920; 423-898-3318; Fax: 423-609-7097. Email: email@example.com. They are a heatset miniweb printer of catalogs, booklets and brochures from 1-5 colors.
Corporate Printers, Scott Zeh, 2165 Pendley Road, Cumming GA 30041; 770-885-4574; Fax: 770-888-8450. Email: email@example.com. Offers both web and sheetfed presses for catalogs, magazines, directories, inserts and brochures. In-house perfect and saddle stitch binding. Full mailing and fulfillment capabilities.
Cottrell Printing, 7255 S Havana Street, Centennial CO 80112-3888; 303-790-4600; Fax: 303-790-1737. Catalog and magazine printing.
Crowe Complete Print, UK; 44-844-846-5860. Prints catalogs, magazines, manuals, and calendars. Also brochures, leaflets, and stationery.
Cummings, 4 Peters Brook Drive, P O Box 16495, Hooksett NH 03106-6495; 603-625-6901; 800-647-0035; Fax: 603-623-5123. Email: email@example.com. Since 1914, a family-run printer of magazines, journals, guidebooks, catalogs, and more.
Cunningham Graphics International, 100 Burma Road, Jersey City NJ 07305; 201-417-7879. Web and sheet-fed presses.
Custom Museum Publishing, Custom Color Press, Jane Karker, 479 Main Street #201, Rockland ME 04841; 207-594-0090; Cell: 207-595-8005; Fax: 775-320-8467. Email: email@example.com. Custom Museum Publishing which acts as a storefront for IGEN3 Digital Press. Jane has "over 12 years experience specializing in high quality fine art catalogs for galleries and museums. We offer graphic design here but sometimes just produce the books. I am also starting to produce books for historical societies. If I had to choose a niche to represent what I do best it would be fine art catalogs, affordable in small and medium quantities."
Dallas Offset, Brenda Cockrell, Sales Manager, 2110 Panoramic Circle, P O Box 223664, Dallas TX 75212; 214-630-8741; Fax: 214-638-7796. 60% of their business is in printing books and directories.
Dartmouth Printing Company, 69 Lyme Road, Hanover NH 03755; 603-643-2220. Web printer of journals, magazines, and catalogs. A division of the Sheridan Group.
Democrat Printing and Lithographing, John Parke, Vice President, P O Box 191, Little Rock AR 72203; 501-907-7900; Fax: 501-907-7916. Email:
firstname.lastname@example.com. Short to medium-run web catalog and magazine printing along with a full-service bindery and mailing services.
The Dingley Press, 119 Lisbon Road, Lisbon ME 04250; 207-353-4151; Fax: 207-353-9886. A member of the Sheridan Group. Focus on catalog printing since 1928.
Donihe Graphics, 766 Brookside Road, P O Box 1788, Kingsport TN 37660; 800-251-0337; Fax: 423-246-7025.
R.R. Donnelley & Sons, 77 W Wacker Drive, Chicago IL 60601; 312-326-8000; Fax: 312-326-7132. The largest printer in the United States, with over $5 billion in annual sales.
Eagle Litho, Oscar Vidal Jr., President, 2538 Tequesta Lane, Miami FL33133; 786-521-7211. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Since 1967, they print books, hardbound or perfect bound, mini books, catalogs, newsletters, sales sheets, postcards, posters, press kits, flyers, large format digital printing. CTP direct to plate, multi-color sheetfed printing and state of the art full web presses, complete bindery, direct mailing department, and fulfillment Warehouse.
EP Graphics, 169 S Jefferson Street, Berne IN 46711; 877-589-2145; Fax: 260-589-2810. Email: email@example.com. Prints catalogs and magazines.
First Press, Mike Kulich, 7230 Coldwater Canyon, North Hollywood CA 91605; 818-765-6400; Cell: 3130-889-8152; Fax: 818-765-9676. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Catalog printer.
Forbes Printing, Stephen Forbes, President, 1035 Harper Avenue SW, Lenoir NC; 828-758-0024; Fax: 828-754-0313. Email: email@example.com. Prints quality color catalogs, brochures, and other marketing materials for the furniture and textile industries.
4 Color USA, 6636 Ironbound Bay Avenue, Las Vegas NV 89139; 702-987-1949; 888-747-7624; Fax: 702-968-6299. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Locations in California, Texas, Florida, and Tennessee. CTP, full bindery. Short to long runs.
Fry Communications, 800 W Church Road, Mechanicsburg PA 17055; 800-334-1429. Prints catalogs, magazines, and other publications. Also web development, calendar production, content management, and more.
Gannett Publishing Services, Regina Key, Sales Executive, 8775 Zachary Lane North, Maple Grove MN 55369; 763-315-7747; Fax: 763-315-1492. Email: email@example.com. Heatset and coldset printing of newspapers, inserts, directories, magazines, and catalogs. Also distribution, fulfillment, mailing, and prepress services. Quantities from 10,000 to 1 million.
Ginny's Printing, 8410-B Tuscany Way, Building 5, Austin TX 78754; 512-454-6874; Fax: 512-371-0431. The largest commercial printer in Austin, Texas.
Glenbard Graphics, 400 Fullerton Avenue, Carol Stream IL 60188-0026; 630-653-4550; Fax: 630-653-0876. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Aka The Catalog Source, this printer can print many different sizes and formats of catalogs. Also posters, brochures, manuals, books, and comb-bound publications. Established in 1950, this company also duplicates and packages CD-ROMs.
Graphics 3, 205 W. Garfield Avenue, Coldwater MI 49036; 517-278-2159; Fax: 517-279-9319. Email: email@example.com. This commercial printer does short-run offset color, digital black & white as well as color, and two-color newsletters.
Guynes Printing, John Loeffler, Marketing Director, 927 Tony Lama, El Paso TX 79915; 915-772-2211; 800-207-2211. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Offers digital, offset, web, letterpress and flexographic printing processes. Also offers in-house planning, design, desktop publishing, scanning, plating, press and bindery services.
Hagg Press Printing, Rhonda Reed, 1165 Jansen Farm Court, Elgin IL 60123; 847-841-6408; Fax: 847-695-9541. Email: email@example.com. Offers digital, sheet fed, and web printing.They print booklets, newsletters, catalogs, case bound books, textbooks, calendars, banners, magazines, trade show materials, pocket folders, and signs. Saddle stitched booklets from 8 pages up to 128 pages. Perfect bound books from 1/8 inch to 2" wide.
Heidel Print Company, South Korea; 82-70-8260-5189. New York office: 646-544-9096. Offers reasonable pricing and quality printing of catalogs and magazines. They deliver worldwide in a minimum of 6 days. Instant quotes are available at http://www.heidelprint.com/CatalogPrinting_MagazinePrinting_ InstantQuote.php.
Hess Print Solutions, Jamie Swanson, Sales Coordinator, 1530 McConnell Road, Woodstock IL 60098; 815-334-6146; Fax: 815-206-2307. Email: email@example.com. A large commercial printer specializing in 8.5 by 11 catalogs. Corporate offices are in Brimfield, Ohio.
Hickory Printing Group, Ola Tornerud, Director of Corporate Marketing, 725 Reese Drive SW, Conover NC 28613-2935; 828-465-3431; 800-HICKORY. Since 1917, printers of catalogs, flyers, postcards, etc.
Hi-Liter Graphics, Mark J. Toole, P O Box 9, Burlington WI; 262-539-9256; Fax: 262-539-4242. Email: email@example.com. Hi-Liter is a heatset/coldset web and sheetfed printer of magazines, catalogs, books, directories, marketing collateral, and direct mail pieces. Complete in-house finishing including case binding.
Intelligencer Printing, 330 Eden Road, Lancaster PA 17601; 800-233-0107; Fax: 717-569-2643.
J&A Printing, 1155 Sherman Road, P O Box 457, Hiawatha IA 52233; 319-393-1781; 800-793-1781; Fax: 319-395-7894. Catalog printer.
Japs-Olson, 7500 Excelsior Boulevard, St. Louis Park MN 55426-4519; 952-932-9393; 800-548-2897; Fax: 952-912-1900. Founded in 1907. They have 16-color web presses as well as 8-, 10- and 12-color sheetfed presses 35 presses in all). They also have 21 laser and 4 ink jet printers.
Johnson County Graphics, Norm Evans, 1375 N Winchester, Olathe KS 66061; 913-780-0505; Fax: 913-780-1177. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. In business since 1984. Offers 1 to 6-color design service, die-cutting, foil-stamping, warehousing, fulfillment, and printing.
KAR Printing,14025 Northwest 60th Avenue, Miami Lakes FL 33014; 305-557-4782; 800-445-9372; Fax: 305-825-7989. Founded in 1969. Printer of catalogs, magazines, product sheets, brochures, etc.
J. B Kenehan, Andrew DeMille, Waukesha WI; 920-338-8895; Cell: 920-819-3433; Fax: 262-523-9370. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Full web printer in full size, digest size, and slim jim formats. Full bindery and mailing services.
Kenyon Press Inc., Kevin Crandall, Sales Coordinator, 1 Kenyon Press Drive, PO Box 710, Sherburne, NY 13460; 607-674-9066 x230; Fax 607-674-4952. Email: email@example.com. Kenyon Press has been in business since 1973 and offers heatset web-offset printing for magazines, catalogs, digests, booklets, and other publication printing. Full on-site bindery includes 3 saddle stitching lines and perfect bindery. Also offers a sheetfed press that allow them to take on almost any printing need. Full service mailing in-house.
The Lehigh Press, 7001 N Park Drive, Pennsauken NJ 08109; 856-665-5200; Fax: 856-665-9528.
Lithoid Printing, 19 Cotters Lane, East Brunswick NJ 08816; 732-238-4000; Fax: 732-238-9628.
Mail Print, 8300 NE Underground Drive, Pillar 122, Kansas City MO 64161; 816-459-8404; 800-660-0108; Fax: 816-459-8407. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Print and delivers variable catalogs, personalized to each recipient. Catalogs are produced on-demand, improving the timeliness of the catalogs and reducing waste from outdated catalogs. Services include database programming, variable data printing, automated production, fulfillment and next-day delivery.
Mail-Well Print Group, Joan Slavit, 23 West 73rd Street #114, New York NY 10023; 212-721-7663; Fax: 212-721-7678. Email: email@example.com. They have multiple plants (including Braceland) for printing and binding books and catalogs: perfectbound, saddlestitched, and spiral bound books.
Master Print Communications, 8310 Miramar Mall #A, San Diego CA 92121; 858-677-0037; Fax: 858-677-0038. Offset and digital printing.
J.S.McCarthy Printers, David Mitchell, Sales Representative, 15 Darin Drive, Augusta ME 04330; 888-465-6241; Fax: 207-622-2332. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Maine's largest sheetfed printer. "We operate 7 days a week with a full digital workflow, state-of-the-art online proofing system, printing on 40" six-color presses (and a 40" 8-color perfector coming in April), offering stochastic screening at 10 or 20 micron (equal to 600L dots), full bindery with saddle stitch, perfect binding and wire-O. Our finishing includes 40" foil stamping and diecutting equipment, along with specialties in glitter application and box/packaging printing and gluing."
The Messenger, Kerry Speer, Commercial Sales Manager, Union City TN; 731-885-0744. Email: email@example.com. Prints magazines on 50# offset with or without glossy covers. Our standard size finished product is a 8 1/8 X 10 1/4 stapled and trimmed magazine style book. We are very competitive in the short to medium size range and can print all four color.
Metropolitan Graphic Arts, 930 Turret Court, Mundelein IL 60060; 800-755-5936; Fax: 847-566-9584.
MGB Printing Services, 10276 East Point Douglas Road S, Cottage Grove MN 55016; 651-459-4220; Fax: 651-459-4722; Cell: 612-751-0300. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Prints catalogs, business cards, books, folders, postcards, store signage, annual reports, and more.
Mignone Communications, Howie Ohler, Director of Sales, 880 E State Street, Huntington IN 46750; 260-358-0266; 800-355-3564; Fax: 260-358-0268. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Magazine and catalog printer. Motto: World class printing on time, on budget or better! Since 1995.
Modern Press, Greg Broker, 808 First Street SW, New Brighton MN 55112; 651-633-4000; Fax: 651-633-3234. Email: email@example.com. Full service commercial printer and direct mail provider. Catalogs, annual reports, flyers, brochures, product literature, statement stuffers, and more.
North American Printing, 680 N Service Road, P O Box 1150, Windsor, Ontario N9A 6P8 Canada; 519-966-1970; 800-759-1300; Fax: 519-966-6701. Email: email@example.com. Offers both heat-set web and sheetfed printing as well as postal sorts and mailing.
Oak Lanes Press, 999 Global Road, Philadelphia PA 19115; 215-671-1305; Fax: 215-673-6977. Full-color printer.
Pacific Litho, Paul Garcia, 1542 Argosy Avenue, Huntington Beach CA 92649; 714-891-6060; 800-997-7468; Fax: 714-891-6042. Email: email@example.com or email@example.com. Full-color print shop capable of 8 colors. Prints catalogs, brochures, posters, postcards, boxes, and maps, with a full mail service department and complete bindery.
Panaprint, 7979 NE Industrial Boulevard (31216), P O Box 10297, Macon GA 31297; 478-788-0676; 800-622-0676. Color booklets, catalogs, and magazines.
The Papers Inc, Teresa Brito, Estimating Supervisor, P O Box 188, 206 S Main Street, Mitford IN 46542; 800-733-4111; Fax: 574-658-9771. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. 4-color printing of catalogs, magazines, and more along with saddle-stitching and mailing services.
Park Press, 930 East 162nd Street, South Holland IL 60473; 800-853-7275. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. "Park Press specializes in high speed printing on a complete range of glossy coated and uncoated paper. From Computer-To-Plate, to Digital Proofing, to Closed Loop Color Controls, to High Speed Web and Sheet Fed Presses, to Full Bindery, to Complete Mailing Services we get the job done right!"
Penn Creative Litho, Linda Solt, 800 W Oak Street, Old Forge PA 18518; 570-347-3259; Fax: 570-457-6551. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Commercial printer since 1969. 1- to 5-color printing, layout and design, direct marketing, and more.
Perry Judd's, 575 W Madison Street, P O Box 97, Waterloo WI 53594; 800-737-7948; Fax: 920-478-1500. Email: email@example.com. Also plants in Baraboo and Madison, Wisconsin, and Strasburg and Mt. Jackson, Virginia. Among other catalogs, they print for Literary Guild, Highsmith, and G Neil.
Print Firm, 21333 Deering Court, Canoga Park CA 91304; 866-668-5152; 877-992-1003; Fax: 818-992-4778. Email: email@example.com. Prints banners, booklets, brochures, business cards, calendars, carbonless forms, catalogs, CD | DVD covers, door hangers, envelopes, event tickets, flyers, greeting cards, hang tags, letterheads, magnets, menus, notepads, plastic cards, postcards, posters, presentation folders, rack cards, rolodex cards, sales sheets, stickers, table tent cards, trading cards, yard signs.
Printing and Mailing, 4024 North 29th Avenue, Hollywood FL 33020; 954-929-9800; Fax: 954-929-0444. Commercial printer, 6-colors, including catalogs, brochures, postcards, etc.
Printing Experts, Allan Meng, Owner, Rm 302, No. 43, Lane 780, Lianxi Road, Shanghai 201204 China; 86-139-1607-0572. Email: email@example.com. Offshore printing for more than 20 years. Prints catalogs, brochures, flyers, calendars, posters, bookmarks, Christmas cards, and postcards.
Publishers Press, P O Box 37500, Lexington KY 40233; 502-955-6526; 800-627-5801; Fax: 502-543-4700. Specializes in standard, tabloid, and digest sizes of special interest publications.
Quad/Graphics, N63 W23075 State Highway 74, Sussex WI 53089-2827; 414-566-6000; 888-782-3226. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Headquarters for QuadGraphics, with eight plants printing catalogs, magazines, directories, and books.
Quad/Graphics, 100 Duplainville Road, The Rock GA 30285; 706-648-5000. Email: email@example.com. One of eight plants printing catalogs and magazines.
Qual print, Quality Printing Company, 3 Federico Drive, Pittsfield MA 01201; 800-54PRINT; Fax: 888-88FAXIT. Specializes in high-quality 4-color printing (their largest press is an 8-color perfector). They print catalogs, calendars, and more.
The Right Printer, Don Shipps, 4325 Murray Avenue, Haltom City TX 76117; 817-788-5900; Fax: 817-788-8573. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. A full-service commercial printer specializing in printing directories, catalogs, and softcover books.
Ripon Printers, 656 S Douglas Street, P O Box 6, Ripon WI 54971-0006; 920-748-3136; 800-321-3136; Fax: 920-748-3741. "Ripon Printers focus is on catalog marketers and publishers, producing catalogs and directories as well as manuals and soft-covered educational products. Services include premedia, digital printing, mailing & inkjet imaging and fulfillment & distribution. Ripon Printers is equipped with the latest technologies and can provide the tools and production capacity necessary to reach customers with speed, accuracy and cost efficiency."
The John Roberts Co., 9687 E River Road, Minneapolis MN 55433; 763-755-5500; 800-551-1534; Fax: 763-755-0394. Prints some books and booklets, but only in 25,000 on up quantities. Specializes in printing catalogs, brochures, annual reports, calendars, newsletters, magazines, high-end direct mail, packaging, and more.
Robinson Graphics, Brannon Robinson, 217 Connell Street, Goodlettsville TN 37072; 859-4875. Email: email@example.com. One user reports: "They have 2 Heidelberg 28 x 40 4 color presses, Stahl folders, Muller Martini stitchers, UV coaters, and die cutters. They are very reasonable with their pricing and have nearly always proven their work to be of the highest quality. They specialize in books and magazines but do a lot of other things too."
Royle Communications Group, Denise Henning-McGee, Marketing Coordinator, 745 S Bird Street, Sun Prairie WI 53590; 608-837-5161; 800-728-7768; Fax: 608-825-4858. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Royle is a high quality heatset web and sheetfed printer of catalogs, short run magazines, brochures and direct mail products. Complete in-house services from prepress through mailing. They've recently added perfect binding and inside/outside inkjetting.
RPI Printing, Bud Moran, Regional Sales Manager, 135 Waldron Road, Fall River MA 02720; 508-730-2220; Cell: 401-288-7730; Fax: 508-730-1052. Email: email@example.com. Specialties: Brochures, books, catalogs, newsletters, annual reports, pamphlets, sales sheets, postcards, brochures, presentation folders, sign graphics, and more. They also offer typesetting, layout and design, electronic prepress, direct to plate, 1 to 6-color printing, sheetfed printing, complete bindery, direct mail capabilities, warehousing, and fulfillment.
St. Croix Press, 1185 S Knowles Avenue, New Richmond WI 54017; 800-826-6622; Fax: 715-243-7555. Magazine printer.
St. Joseph Printing, 50 Macintosh Boulevard, Concord, Ontario L4K 4P3 Canada; 905-660-3111; 888-654-4980; Book Fax: 905-660-9737; Fax: 905-660-6820. Email: email@example.com. U.S. address: Rob Cruz, Account Executive, 90 Raynor Avenue, Ronkonkoma NY 11779; 516-588-3434; Fax: 516-588-7583. Web and sheetfed offset printing of catalogs, magazines, and other materials. Saddlestitch and perfect binding.
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Sherwin Dodge Printers, Tracy Lewis, 365 Union Street, Littleton NH 03561; 603-444-6552; Fax: 603-444-6601. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Printers of catalogs, books, flyers, and postcards.
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Southwest Offset Printing, 13650 Gramercy Place, Gardena CA 90249-2465; 310-323-0112; Fax: 310-323-6927. They deal in publication printing: weeklies, monthlies, quarterly publications. Heatset and cold web printing. From newsprint, book stock to gloss book. Saddlestitching or perfect binding and labeling, mailing or direct drop shipping.
Spencer Press, 90 Spencer Drive, Wells ME 04090; 207-646-9926; 800-765-0039; Fax: 207-641-8817. Established in 1940, this heatset web printing company specializes in catalogs, free standing inserts, and other saddlestitched items.
Supreme Graphics, 625 Dettloff Drive, Arcadia WI 54612; 800-356-3320; Fax: 608-323-2185. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Printing of catalogs, brochures, postcards, calendars, folders, forms, pads, business cards, flyers, etc.
Taradel Print and Deliver, Chris Barr, Marketing Coordinator, 8545 Patterson Avenue #305, Richmond VA 23229; 804-364-8444; Fax: 603-452-0672. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Print full-color flyers, postcards, magazines, pizza menus, and newspaper inserts. They also distribute print advertisements via newspapers around the country.
Tathwell Printing, Julli Goodwin, 2200 Interstate North Drive, Charlotte NC 28206; 704-357-6002, ext. 373. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Commercial printer with heat set half web, sheet fed, and print on demand.
Think, Kory Wilkinson, CEO, 4944 Windplay Drive #335, El Dorado Hills CA 95762; 916-594-0106; 888-224-THIN; Fax: 916-594-0101. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Prints books, catalogs, manuals, directories, magazines using sheet-fed and web presses as well as digital.
In addition to our printing services we offer graphic design, web design, e-book creation, promotional products, inventory management, fulfillment, warehousing, mailing and distribution. Why juggle multiple vendors when you can enjoy the ease and convenience of working with a single-source business partner focused exclusively on your goals?
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Transcontinental Printing, 395 Lebeau Boulevard, St. Laurent QC Canada H4N 1S2; 514-337-8560; Fax: 514-339-5230. Has 36 plants. Founded in 1975, Transcontinental consists of five printers in Canada (Interglobe Printing, Métropole Litho, Métrolitho, Imprimerie Gagné, and Best Book Manufacturers).
Trend Offset Printing, Tom Weersing, Los Alamitos CA. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. One of the 40 largest printing companies in the United States. Three publication plants around the country.
UnionPrinter.com, Josh Epstein, 1606 Headway Circle, Austin TX 78754; 512-343-9247; 800-388-9406. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. A web-based union printer which offers critical turnaround on all political campaigns.
United Graphics Inc., Kim Shaffer, 642 Parkview Road, Terre Haute IN 47803; 812-232-4294; Fax: 812-232-4048. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com. Printers of books, magazines, and catalogs.
United Litho Inc., 21800 Beaumeade Circle, Ashburn VA 20147; 703-858-1000; 800-368-6100; Fax: 703-858-1030. Prints magazines for associations as well as regional and special-interest publishers.
Vanguard Printing, Alex Hambleton, 17 Hall Woods Road, Ithaca NY 14850; 610-704-4846 or 607-272-1212. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. A full-service web and sheet-fed printer of short to medium-run magazines, brochures, catalogs, calendars, financial printing, and marketing material.
Wallace Graphics - 800-826-9753.
Web Direct Marketing, 401 S Milwaukee Avenue, Wheeling IL 60090-5071; 847-459-0800; 877-841-2841; Fax: 847-459-7378. Email: email@example.com. They specialize in printing mini-catalogs, which are great for inserting in card packs, statements, and packages.
Web Offset Printing Company, 12198 44th Street N, Clearwater FL 33762; 727-572-7488; Fax: 727-572-7749. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. A family owned and operated printer since 1994. Prints magazines, weekly newspapers, catalogs, and more. Saddle-stitched and perfect binding, inserting and labeling, digital pre-press, and in-house mailing department.
Webcom, 3480 Pharmacy Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M1W 2S7 Canada; 416-496-1000; 800-665-9322; Fax: 416-496-1537. Email: email@example.com. Prints books, catalogs, directories, and technical documentation. Full service book manufacturer with complete in-house production, long-run web and short-run digital print as well as electronic publishing products. Offers Otabind lay-flat binding, specialty coatings, extensive paper selection (including recycled grades), and 4-color printing.
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Wilson Printing, 5777 Hollister Avenue, Goleta CA 93117; 805-964-8875; Fax: 805-967-6844. Specializes in multi-color offset printing. Serves Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties. "We are a full service commercial print shop; no job is too large or too small for us. Since we do all of our manufacturing in house, we can turn jobs around quicker and less expensive than our competitors. All of our eco-friendly paper products are chlorine free and our inks are soy and nut oil based permitting us to use the printed with soy oil designation."
Wisconsin Web Offset, 21045 Enterprise Avenue, Brookfield WI 53045; 262-395-2000; 877-201-6808; Fax: 262-395-2012. A family-run publication printer offering both heatset web and cold web printing. Printers of magazines, catalogs, publications, inserts, direct mailers, and directories. Digest, tabloid and broadsheet trim sizes.
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When the seasons change here, in Madison – from fantastically wonderful (summer) to dismally bare (everything else) – you start looking out for the exceptional days. The ones where you can truly enjoy the changes in the landscape. Good weather days.
Ed, I think this is a good weather day. I know I should work, but I need the break. I need to be outdoors, moving, moving...
How about a butterfly and flower walk in the Arboretum?
Sounds like something for very old or very young people. I need to spin!
A fungus spotting walk hike to the Picnic Point? -- He's reading off events in and around town.
No, let's head out! Let's splurge on the good weather! Something exhilarating!
We pack our bikes and drive to Evansville, some twenty miles south of here. This is the week-end of the Harvest Windmill Festival. In the early afternoon, we can join others for the Ride Like the Wind bike tour of some of the old area windmills.
Windmills are big in Evansville. Not "big" as in "huge." The ones lining Main Street today are actually quite small. "Big" as in "big deal." These models have been worked over by area artists. Today, they're auctioned off to the highest bidders. (The most admired one sold for $2000 and the second best went for $1700).
Fine, there was an auction. Earlier, we had watched a local band – just so you know, the drummer also yodels – inspiring a few to dance.
(Others preferred the funnel cakes. There wasn't a line at the funnel cake trailer.)
And we made our way to the cemetery, where some very animated performers recounted stories of the lives of some of Evansville's past everyday heroes (a painter who traveled to Giverny to befriend Monet, a soldier who died in the Second Battle of Bull Run (1862), a woman suffragette who had Susan B Anthony come out to Evansville to give a talk, and so on).
It was at the cemetery that it struck me that this day is no good-weather miracle. The wind whipped through the fabric of inadequate jackets, the clouds covered any pretense of sunlight. The handful of spectators stomped their feet. Yes, we truly are at the cusp of winter. Even if it looks like fall.
I insisted on hot coffee and Evansville does deliver a mean espresso. Revived, Ed and I set out on the (not too long) Ride Like the Wind adventure.
We were some two hours late for the official event, but Ed likes to avoid crowds. In Evansville, crowds never seem to exceed a count of a dozen or so, but still, it is pleasant to bike in solitude. And to pause at the first wind mill (by the high school)…
…and the second, amidst late autumn prairie pods, flowers and fruits…
… and the third, rising above the brick buildings of the Baker Manufacturing Company.
It is this third that seems to me to be most evocative (perhaps because Baker was once in the business of manufacturing these tall mills that powered water pumps).
Yes, it's me, in a Rike Like the Wind t-shirt over a jacket, sweater and two other shirts. And still cold.
We ended the day over sandwiches with a retired art teacher and his teacher wife at the Main Street sandwich shop. We had run into friends earlier – Madisonians who now live in Evansville and miss being closer to the city. Not these teachers.
Love it here. The changes to Main Street – wonderful. Used to be bars. Now – a café, a sandwich shop…
Great place to raise kids.
Of course, that's what I say about Madison. And we have significantly better public transportation! Still, I can imagine the sweetness of life here. Where teachers pool their money to buy a artsy windmill for their school. And old couples dance while the drummer yodels.
Sunday, October 04, 2009
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Shalom, y'all!
This week, something crazy happened. Moses walked into our staff meeting. He introduced himself with a first name only. "Hi, I'm Moses," he said, with a slight stutter. We stared at him, dumbfounded. We'd read so much about him in the Torah and other holy books. We've written so much about him in programs and lesson plans. Seeing him in person was surreal. He had so many questions for us...we had so many questions for him.
So in this month's newsletter, get ready for some of the things he had to tell us, and we had to tell (or ask!) him! Turns out Moses and the ISJL Education Department have a lot to talk about, including:
Enjoy! And as always, be in touch with any questions!
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Janet Fitzgerald BA (Hons) Person-centred Counselling, Dip. Counselling, MBACP
About me
You may find yourself in unfulfilling relationships, have problems managing your stress, anxiety or anger levels, or just can't put your finger on what the problem is.
I offer a safe, confidential space in which you can talk about whatever is troubling you, helping you to take a step back and evaluate your life, so you can decide where to go next. Often it is only when we talk to someone unconnected with our lives that we begin to hear what we are really saying and feeling.
I will never judge or criticise you or put you under pressure to do or feel anything. It is essential that I understand how things are from your point of view and that you feel free to talk about things that may be troubling you.
You can call or email me for a brief chat. This will give you an opportunity to ask me anything you need to know. If you wish, we can arrange a mutually convenient time to meet. The first meeting of half an hour is free. This initial assessment is an opportunity for both of us to explore whether we could work together. Following this meeting we confirm the fee and agree a working contract to meet once a week at the same time.
Training, qualifications & experience
I studied at the Metanoia Institute and have the following qualifications:
BA (Hons) in Person Centred Counselling from Middlesex University
Diploma in Counselling from Metanoia Institute
Practitioner Certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
In addition to working in private practice, I have experience in providing therapy in organisations such as Mind, the Metanoia Counselling & Psychotherapy service and the Women's Centre in Harrow
Areas of counselling I deal with
- Abortion
- Abuse
- Addiction(s)
- Affairs and betrayals
- Alcoholism
- Anger management
- Anxiety
- Attachment disorder
- Avoidant personality disorder
- Bereavement
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- Bipolar disorder
- Borderline personality disorder
- Bulimia nervosa
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- Cancer
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- Eating disorders
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- Miscarriage
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- Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
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- Panic attacks
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- Postnatal depression
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- Redundancy
- Relationship problems
- Seasonal affective disorder (SAD)
- Self-harm
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Therapies offered
£50 per 50 minute session
Introductory session - 30 minutes free of charge
Concessions available to Trainee Counsellors
Further information
Harrow, Middlesex HA1
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Nearest Tube Stations - Harrow on the Hill & South Harrow
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Advise and consult with the city council on all matters involving racial, religious or ethnic discrimination and devise practices to promote equal opportunity. Advisory body on non-discrimination policies, aid in forming local community groups, investigate complaints of prejudice and discrimination and conduct educational programs. Secure for all individuals in the City freedom from discrimination because of race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or age. See Section 2-1-148 of the City Code for additional duties.
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In connection with the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 and the State Small Business Credit Initiative, the Florida Opportunity Fund's Florida Venture Capital Program was created to provide funding to emerging Florida companies (or companies locating in Florida) with perceived long-term growth potential. The Florida Venture Capital Program will seek to:
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May The Wind Be At Your Back
Our Inspiration
Inspired by this traditional blessing we grew up with: may the road rise to meet you; may the wind be at your back; may the sun shine upon your face; may the rain fall softly on your fields.
Giclée Token
Sizes: A6 (105 x 148mm), A5 (148 x 210mm), A4 (210 x 297mm).
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Delicate Fine Art Paper. Pigment Inks. Eco Packaging.
Taken care of, this print will not fade for 100 years while our bio-packaging will disappear within a few months when composted. Bamboo is the most sustainable paper source due to its fast-growing nature, while our inks are water-based. With recycled paper supports, this is an environmentally friendly print that upholds to museum quality standards.
Giclée? /ʒiːˈkleɪ/ (zhee-klay)
This is a French term to describe a high-quality print made with tiny amounts pigment ink on long-lasting fine art quality paper. The pigment in the ink helps keep colours lightfast as long as the print is not placed in direct sunlight. The paper mill we use is a few hundred years old and knows a thing or two about making paper last the test of time.
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This morning I woke up to the annual renewal notification for MoscatoMom.com – meaning one year ago today I began this blog.
Now many of my friends have had big events to celebrate their Blogoversary, but I have been so busy getting ready for the wedding this weekend, it kinda snuck up on me.
But I couldn't let it go by without some kind of acknowledgment, so I thought I would share the "Things I Have Learned In My First Year of Blogging:"
1. Life becomes more interesting when you become a blogger. Something about your brain switching from the mundane day to day to "ohhhh I am SO blogging this" suddenly makes life more interesting.
In the last year I have taken more vacations, seen more sights, attended more festivals, attempted more recipes, mastered the Cake Pops, and really noticed even the little moments of the day – taking them all in as a new experience, and something I can share. This may be my favorite part.
2. Some of the coolest products in the World I never knew existed. Since becoming a blogger I have had the pleasure of checking out all kinds of products and gadgets that I otherwise probably never would have known existed.
3. Thanks to Analytics and JetPack I can see that even years later my "stalkers" are still… well… stalking. It's a funny thing about WordPress – you can see who visits your site, and what they do while they are there. This, of course, is for businesses and advertisers to track their marketing efforts.
It is also quite humorous to see who is checking you out – and on a consistent basis at that – and grin at the mental picture of them sitting at a desk reading about how terrific your life is now that they are not in it.
4. Blog Conferences are the best conferences ever. I have been in the Party Plan Industry for 13 years – I know conferences.
But I have to say, of the handful of Blog Conferences I have been to, they are by far much more educational, inspirational, and entertaining than even the Party Plan Conferences I attended in Las Vegas.
Maybe some of the Party Plan Companies should start hiring Bloggers to help organize their events…. just sayin.
5. You can actually love someone you have never met, and cry for them as well. This year has not been all sunshine and roses in the Blogosphere, and I have felt the loss and heartache of many of my Blogger friends as they have suffered through deaths, divorces, and illnesses.
I have laughed out loud, cried the ugly cry, and gotten so mad that "20 to life" almost seemed worth it… all for women who I have never even met. The Blogosphere is a community, a place to thrive and a place to fit in.
6. A blip in your Hosting service will absolutely drive you to drink. Having had a website for over 7 years now, I know how frustrating Hosting Plans can be.
But when it is your blog – the place you have logged thousands of hours of your life, pictures, memories, and ideas – a Hosting issue can absolutely create the need to have a portable defibrillator handy at all times.
7. Blog themes are laced with crack cocaine. At least that is my theory on why you can not get enough of them, you collect them in secret – thinking that non-bloggers will think you need treatment – you will spend hours and hours tweaking-refreshing-tweaking-refreshing-tweaking-refreshing, and even though you might love the current one you have, it does not stop you from looking around the internet, pining for the "perfect" one.
8. You can, in fact, fall madly in love with a camera. I never knew what I was missing… until I bought my Canon T3.
I have always been one to take zillions of pictures, but now with this thing and the detail that it can bring to absolutely anything, I can not WAIT for the next opportunity to capture something.
I still don't know everything that it does, or what all of the settings mean, but that I guess is the best part about this love affair – it never ceases to surprise me.
9. Next to Bloggers, PR Reps have the best job in the World. In my next life, I want to be a PR Rep. Or maybe I can convince my daughters to be so I can live vicariously through them and not have to wait so long.
Good PR Reps are worth their weight in gold, and you can tell they love their job and the products they represent.
Maybe it is from my lifetime of sales through Party Plan, I just can not think of a better job than I have a product that you love, and get to spend your days telling others how awesome it is… and getting paid for it!
10. Blogging makes me very, very happy. This year has been awesome. Having a place to share my life in my little corner of the internet has been awesome.
Making friends, having experiences, checking out cool new stuff, sharing my loves and losses, my ups and downs, my successes and failures has been awesome.
Having a place to talk about whatever is on my mind – whether anyone ever reads it or not -has been awesome. I don't get caught up in analytics and page views and uniques and all that jazz… MoscatoMom is MY place.
I have my business to worry about all of that. Here I get to just be ME, and that makes me very very happy.
I remember having a Diary as a young girl, where I used to be such a good writer… somewhere along the way I was taught to "never keep anything in writing" since it can come back to bite you later.
Well, the lesson should have been "dont live your life in a way that things will come back on you" and left my writing alone. This year I have found my voice again and though I am not back where I was, I certainly still plan to be.
To all of my readers, those stopping by for my giveaways, and even the stalkers that continue to make me smile – Thank you for an amazing first year. I can promise you it will be the first of many.


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Washington County Nursing Home in Colorado Breaks Ground On New Homes
By Margaret Stansbury / Posted on August 7th, 2015
Congratulations to Washington County Nursing Home! They have recently broken ground on four new Green House homes. They took a moment to celebrate with a groundbreaking ceremony at the end of July. These Green House homes will be a total replacement of the current county nursing home and provide long term care to residents in Washington County, Colorado.
Washington County celebrated this milestone with a ceremonial groundbreaking at the construction site followed by an outdoor barbecue at the current nursing home. This event brought together many of the supporters who are making these Green House homes a reality including county commissioners, board members, nursing home staff, elders and community members all celebrated together. You can read more about the festivities and the Washington County Nursing Home here.


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It is believed that Kodak has launched a bluetooth enabled camera. It is really a very good feature, I always wanted some sort of wireless connectivity from a digi cam. Right now I own a Sony Cybershot DSC-F88, which is a very good camera but only thing missing is the wireless connectivity. Three Cheers Kodak for this effort. So guys let me know your opinion on this…..
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Canadian singer tops iTunes chart and it's not Bieber
He spent years working on his Vinebox (his personal channel). The 15-year-old singer-songwriter is famed for uploading clips of his falsetto.
And to date, Shawn Mendes has garnered 2.9 million followers on the short-clip sharing platform.
If that's not worth the work, then this definitely would be.
The Toronto-based singer took the No 1 spot on iTunes with his debut EP, The Shawn Mendes EP, just 37 minutes after its release on Sunday (July 27) reported Mail Online.
His debut single, Life of the Party, has already garnered 2.6 million views on YouTube, most of which came after Sunday's EP release.
Perhaps most of his fans on Vine helped with the rapid success of his four-song production, after he announced the news via a Vine clip.
Immediately, most of his 1.47 million followers on Twitter unleashed a stampede of tweets that simply wrote "#shawntonumber1".
Watch out Bieber! It looks like the music world has a brand new Canadian heartthrob.
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Written and Directed by Hannes Holm; based on the novel by Fredrick Backman
Starring: Rolf Lassgard, Bahar Pars, Ida Engvoll
Ove is a Swedish curmudgeon with OCD. Only the occasional person will bother to find the softy underneath. When the story opens, his wife has died and he is attempting to join her. If this sounds grim, it is in spots. But the grimness gives way to humor or sentiment quickly. And yet it never lets the story run away with it.
A Man Called Ove is about as faithful to its source as any movie I've seen this year. It took the strengths of the book, cast it perfectly, and told the story efficiently and simply. I tried to see this film at the Traverse City Film Festival but it was sold out in a few hours. At my local art house, it wasn't doing as much business. It's certainly worth seeing (and reading) if it comes your way.
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Tonight beginning at 7:40 p.m. ET/4:40 p.m. PT, Survivor: Redemption Island alum Andrea Boehlke will be joining us for an EW.com live chat. She'll be taking your questions and adding her running commentary to the new episode of One World tonight.
Andrea placed fifth on Redemption Island, but has since become an ace Survivor blogger and podcaster for RealityGeek.com. Here's what she had to say about Coach quoting the Bard last season: "Coach quoted Shakespeare. I love Shakespeare. I think I may have fallen in love with Coach for the first time. Not really, but maybe. Perhaps if I go to the finale and he whispers sweet Shakespearean nothings into my ear I will keep my mind open to the idea." Coach, I hope you listened!
Hopefully, Andrea's expertise will help us finally distinguish between Tarzan and Troyzan. And maybe she can offer up a much-needed gameplan for One World's women. Or at least tell us whatever happened with Coach. See you tonight at 7:40!
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More from EW.com:
'Survivor' Live Chat: 'Vanuatu' alum Eliza Orlins will be taking your questions at 7:40p.m. tonight
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