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By Jimmie Earls
Sun Staff Writer
The Washington County Fiscal Court voted Friday morning to suspend EMT Chris Hood pending the outcome of a felony drug investigation. According to the Kentucky State Police, Hood and his girlfriend, Katie Sewell, both of Frankfort, were arrested on Tuesday, Aug. 24 and taken into custody without incident. Each is charged with one felony count to obtain or attempt to obtain a controlled substance by false statement to a practitioner.
For the complete story, see the Sept. 1 issue of The Springfield Sun.
A Washington County EMT has been suspended following his arrest on a felony drug charge. According to a news release from the Kentucky State Police, Christopher Hood and his girlfriend, Katie Sewell, both of Frankfort, were arrested on Tuesday, Aug. 24 and taken into custody without incident. Each is charged with one felony count to obtain or attempt to obtain a controlled substance by false statement to a practitioner.
"'Doctor shopping' would be the common term for this," said Lt. David Jude, media relations officer with KSP headquarters in Frankfort.
A new school year is here, and it's a great time to join 4-H, the nation's largest youth organization. 4-H offers experiential learning to youth ages 9 to 18 with something for all interests from insects to space to sewing. There are topics for all youths. By participating in 4-H, youths develop many essential life skills including responsibility, leadership and self-esteem.
At Friday's meeting of the Washington County Fiscal Court, the court addressed issues with some county buildings. Since last summer, the county PVA's office has experienced mold and odor problems. The county has tried several remedies, such as injecting bleach into the walls to stop the mold, but problems continue.
Every day, in service to their country, brave American men and women put their lives on the line on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan. While a war zone is one of the most tense and hostile places to be, a group of local women are hoping to make soldiers' lives a little more comfortable by making hand-knitted and crocheted wool helmet liners for U.S. troops.
"As anyone who has tried one on knows, those helmets are so uncomfortable," said Kay Kennedy of the Washington County Homemakers Association.
Blue mold, despite showing up at the end of July, has receded to the background, most likely due to the extremely hot weather we've had for the past few weeks. Although this disease has 'disappeared' for now, continued scouting is recommended.
The Washington County School Board passed a proposed tax increase Monday evening that took the rate from 52.9 cents per $100 in assessed property value to 54.8 cents per $100 in assessed value.
The vote was 4-1, with board members Pat Clements, Nora Hatton, Buffy Mann and Mike McCain voting in favor of the increase, while board chair Patsy Lester cast the lone vote against the increase.
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It took four matches last weekend but Adam Stevenson was able to notch his first victory as head volleyball coach at St. Catharine College. In a tournament in Dearborn, Michigan, the Patriots dropped two matches Friday and their first one Saturday. But the long ride home became more pleasant when St. Catharine won the final match of the round-robin tournament.
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More than 70 bow shooters turned out for the fourth week of Archery Xtreme competition at River of Life Community Church on Saturday. Shooters took aim at 3D targets that tested skill and accuracy.
Archers visited 10 stations set up with various real-life taregts such as deer, bears and a moving alligator. Points are tabulated for each station along with combined totals for each shooter. The three highest scores over the five-week tournament will be added to determine the most Xtreme Archer.
It was a tough week for the Washington County volleyball team as the squad went 1-4 since Aug. 24.
Last Tuesday, the Commanderettes visited E-Town, where they fell 2-0 (25-4, 25-11).
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On Thursday, it was time to visit Marion Co., where the Commanderettes lost to the Lady Knights, 2-0 (25-11, 25-13).
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Count Your Way to a Stronger Core
If you were to interview 100 people, guess what would be on the majority of most people's fitness wish list?
Trim my waistline!
Hopefully by now you know that you can't just do thousands of crunches and get a six pack. There is no such thing as spot reduction. And, if you don't eat right, you can have the strongest core in the world, but no one will ever know it because it'll stay hidden under what you're eating in secret….
But, if you're wanting to truly live a healthier lifestyle (note: lifestyle, not a few weeks of your life) and simultaneously increase true core strength, then here are two exercises that will surely increase overall basic core strength quickly IF DONE CONSISTENTLY.
Know your numbers!
When you start these two exercises, I encourage you to write down your numbers. For the sit ups, write down how many you can do with perfect form (be honest!) as your starting point. For the planks, write down how long you can hold it with perfect form (ahem…again, be honest). This will be your starting point and then go to your calendar and write down 30 days from now. At that point, you will count again and compare your numbers.
If you are consistent with these two exercises, and follow the suggested plan as followed, I would guarantee your numbers will be higher, not just by a little, but by a LOT!
I truly believe in keeping track of your strength abilities on paper to compare month by month, because it usually shocks people how quickly they get stronger and this immediately creates a flood of feel good emotions that encourage them to keep going! It has always worked for me!
Are you ready to get started? Here are the two exercises.
Do the below form of sit ups 3 times a week until failure, meaning, just do as many as you can with the exact form shown below until you can no longer do them without pulling your hands away from your chest. If you cannot do any, have someone hold your feet.
Above is starting position (shoulder blades touch floor)
Above is finishing position (elbows touch knees)
Do the correct form of plank 3 days a week to failure; meaning, hold it for as long as possible with the correct form (shown below at the very bottom). Time yourself each time and strive to go longer by a few seconds each time. When your form starts to suffer, stop the timer immediately.
Do not let your hips come up or allow your neck to drop down as seen here.
Do not let your hips sag down either.
Keep your body straight and tighten your core. This is a full body exercise, you will feel it in your back, shoulders and legs as well. Eventually, with practice, you will be able to hold a plank for at least one complete 3 minute round.
When you are doing these exercises and it starts to get tough, rather than feel discouraged, know that in just 30 days, you are going to be nailing these exercises!
Good luck and have fun with this!

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A meeting for SCE customers and users of the REST APIs and related tools to develop solutions on the cloud. Previously known as the API Users Group.
Date: Wednesday November 28, 2012 10:00 AM Eastern US
Agenda: Recover virtual machine instances using QEMU
- Capturing a private image and copying to persistent storage
- Using QEMU to boot the captured image or mount it using kpartx
- Troubleshooting image boot problems
- Import the image back into the cloud
Speaker: Mihai Criveti, Image development specialist and cloud architect, IBM
Presentation materials: Location will be posted on this blog
Meeting information: email aamies(at)cn.ibm.com for call-in, web conference details, and a calendar invitation.
The IBM SmartCloud Enterprise Developers Group (previously API User Group) is a technical community composed of individuals interested in the application programming interfaces (APIs) of the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise offering. The group includes customers, IBM Business Partners, independent software vendors, and IBM employees who share a common interest in understanding the APIs of the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise offering and how they can be used to automate processes and build solutions that integrate with IBM SmartCloud Enterprise.
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The decomposition rate of senescent leaves of Avicennia germinans, Laguncularia racemosa and Rhizophora mangle in their respective areas of dominance were analyzed in the estuary mangrove of the Paraíba do Sul River, Rio de Janeiro, by the method of litter bags. Results indicated that the rate of decomposition of leaves of L. racemosa (3.2 x 10-3) did not differ significantly from A. germinans and R. mangle (P > 0.05), but that A. germinans (5.1 x 10-3) exhibits a higher decomposition rate than R. mangle (2.7 x 10-3) (P < 0.05). These differences may be explained by different leaf traits among species (e.g. water content, concentrations of tannin, and nitrogen). The half-life calculated was 138, 216 and 257 days for A. germinans, L. racemosa and R. mangle, respectively. Considering that A. germinans has the greatest abundance in relation to R. mangle, and its kinetics of decomposition was faster, we suggest that the former species represents a major source of organic matter originated in mangroves of the estuary of Paraíba do Sul River.
Latin American Journal of Aquatic Research, 40 (2) July 2012
Decomposition of mangrove leaves in the estuary of Paraíba do Sul River Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.


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Pattern Energy Group LP has announced that its Ocotillo Wind project, located in Southern California, has reached commercial operation and is transmitting energy to the Sunrise Powerlink, a newly constructed, 117-mile, 500 kV transmission line linking San Diego and the Imperial Valley.
The 265 MW wind project consists of 112 Siemens 2.37 MW turbines, which feature wind towers, blades and nacelles made in the U.S. The towers were manufactured in California by Ameron International, the blades were produced in Iowa and the nacelles were made in Kansas.
Ninety-four of the turbines are erected and operational, and the remaining 18 turbines will be installed this spring.
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Huddled under a tall arch formed by two fire truck ladders with an American flag waving from its apex, more than 500 people gathered outside West Hempstead High School on July 8 to welcome Suheil Aghabi, a West Hempstead native who was completing a 3,100-mile, 99-day roll across the country in his wheelchair.
As police sirens wailed down the street to announce his arrival, Aghabi powered his chair down Nassau Boulevard, accompanied by a fleet of friends riding bicycles, and was greeted with applause and signs that read "Welcome Home!" and "You Did It!" as he crossed the finish line.
Three months ago, Aghabi, 42, now a resident of Santa Monica, Calif., embarked on a mission to wheel his chair from California to his hometown — which he last visited in 2002 — initially hoping to arrive in time for his high school reunion last month.
An actor who has appeared in shows such as "Dexter" and "Joan of Arcadia" and goes by the stage name Gabriel Cordell, Aghabi traveled with a film crew that documented his trip for a project called "Roll With Me: A Journey Across America."
"I wanted to inspire a nation to not be satisfied with the status quo and show people through my actions that they can live to their potential," Aghabi told the crowd at his homecoming reception.
He said he undertook the arduous trip so he could live up to a promise he made in high school that he would accomplish something remarkable by the time he turned 45. While he worked through waning strength in his shoulders, emotional strain while on the road and a number of delays that pushed his arrival date back 19 days, Aghabi found strength in prayer and sheer will, fulfilling his promise and making his parents proud.
"Today, I can finally say to my parents, 'Your son made history, baby!'" Aghabi shouted, standing beside his mother, Karimeh, 70, and his father, George, 76, to whom he dedicated his successful trip.
"I thank God every day that he brought him home safe," said his mother, who talked to her son every day by phone while he was on the road.


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goodwill necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 116 diseños de 42 diseñadores freelance.
Coffee De Amour
We are launching a new website for coffee lovers - CoffeeDeAmour.com
This website would feature an online coffee magazine providing coffee knowledge, market updates, recipe, discussion forum, classified, barista interviews, etc.
It'll be a leading community of coffee lovers, including Event Calendar on workshop & training courses.
We would also offer monthly FREE gift & discounts for members.
Everything you want to know about coffee, you can find it in our site.
Our vision to be the leading coffee magazine.
Shopping cart to buy coffee related products, gadgets, beans, etc.
- Age 20-45
- Middle class
- Coffee lover (Home & professional Barista)
- Coffee Shop Owner
In this competition, we would aim to have the logo of the brand designed to serve both the website and printed matters.
Here is a guideline for the website design, which should be also respected by the logo designer:
- Look professional as we serve professional information from coffee producers and baristas
- As a lifestyle product a sense of stylish, artistic elements would be important too
- As a leisure product so a warm tone that gives a relax and comfortable feeling is good
- A welcome tone for ease of information access- user friendly experience, easy to recognize navigation, impose style without adding too much bells and whistles
Final deliverables
Logos for the following purpose
- print version (to be used on business cards, letterhead) must be in CMYK.
- online version (to be used on our website) can use both CMYK or RGB.
- horizontal and vertical (logo on top and logo on left)
Work for both dark and light backgrounds (2 different color sets is acceptable)
* Business Cards (Actual Size)
90mm × 54mm
* Letterhead (Actual Size)
210mm × 297mm (A4)
* Envelope (Actual Size)
220mm × 119mm
All files should be in Illustrator (upto CS4) vector, at least 300 dpis.
Thank you in advance for your efforts and creativity. We will be watching closely and providing feedback everyday.
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Hey, thanks for stopping by! Welcome to "Dealing With Grief for Comic Book Geeks." This is where you wanted to be, right? A lot of times people confuse us with the "Anger Management for Gamers" group. You wouldn't believe the number of guys I see rage quit and storm out of that room! Ha-ha! Anyway, I see that you're new here so please be sure to sign in at the table near the door and put on a name tag. There are refreshments at the table too, so feel free to have some coffee and donuts before you sit down. Cool? Great!
Okay everyone, let's all have a seat so we can get today's session started. For those of you who don't know me, I'm Elliott and I'll be your group leader today. I've been enjoying comic-books since I was old enough to read, and have even been fortunate enough to write a few myself. I was once one of those guys that you would call "continuity freaks" and I would obsess over how events in the different X-books fit together, or lament how the Flash would be fast enough to outrun a beam of light in one comic yet too slow to catch a hail of bullets in another. Seriously, I once wrote a very sternly-worded letter to DC Comics about that. Chuck Dixon thought he could get one by me, but uh-uh. That all came to an end when I realized there was no way I could reconcile Wolverine appearing in all those X-books and the Avengers. I mean, when does the guy sleep? At that point, I decided to "let go and let God" with "God" being Stan Lee.
Anyway, what we're going to be discussing today is the recent "death" of one of our most beloved comic book characters, Peter Parker AKA Spider-Man. I know that's got a lot of folks upset, but if you'll allow me a moment, I want to walk you through my own perspective of the comics market and why we really shouldn't get so angry when a comic-book company kills one of our favorite characters.
I mean, it's not like they haven't done it before, right?
First off, as a fan of comics and a professional writer, I ask you to consider:
Comic books are an art-form and the people who create them are artists. And whether you want to believe it or not, most everyone who works in comics does so because they want to tell good stories. They love the medium and want to use it to express ideas that inspire and entertain. If you're one of those fortunate few who get to work on a title like Spider-Man, you got there because you've honed your craft to the point where you can be trusted with one of the most enduring characters in American pop culture. And if you're Dan Slott - the current writer on the Spider-Man title- you also have a deep, abiding love for the character. So don't think that creators like Slott write these stories because they hate the character, or worse yet, hate you the reader. It's just that sometimes loving a character means putting it through some daunting challenges. Because if the hero doesn't overcome great odds, how else can he show that he's a hero, right? And sometimes that means doing things that hurt. That hurt the character and, yes in turn, the reader. But that's the beauty of the art-form. That in it you can create characters and experiences that make you feel. That's what they're going for! And it's the challenge of the comic-book writer, artist, letterer, editor, et al. to come up with ideas that accomplish that goal. The problem with a character like Spider-Man is that after five decades of adventures, there are only so many stories you can tell when you simply maintain the status quo. So, sometimes you need to shake things up, and in some cases, drastically alter the status quo of a character.
If the current outcry over Spider-Man #700 is any indication, the creative team working on the comic book came up with an idea that really got readers to feel. Big time. And that's good! It means that the readers care. In fact, if there were no outcry at all, if it were met with apathy, then there would be a problem. Why?
That brings me to my next point which is...
Comic books are a business. The fact of the matter is that it doesn't matter how good or provocative a story is, if it doesn't sell it does the publisher no good. Sure, you might think that the current changes with Spider-Man are a bit jarring. And from a professional perspective I have to admit that Marvel took a bit of a risk by letting the creative team take Spidey in this particular direction, but let's be honest, it got everyone's attention right? Call it a stunt if you will, but that's all a part of the publishing business. You need to stir up "buzz" in the market and get people to read your book. You especially need to do that if your market is shrinking. You tantalize people with an intriguing idea and then let your creative team tell the story in the hopes that it grabs them and generates sales.
Then again, if nobody buys a comic-book because they don't want to read one that's missing "their" Peter Parker, the old Pete will be brought back faster than you can say "Winter Soldier." Because if they can bring back Bucky - who was once the definition of being truly "dead" in the Marvel Universe - they can bring back anybody.
What? The folks at Marvel said that the change is going to be permanent? And you believed it? Remember when they killed the Human Torch? How long did that last. A year? And Captain America? Yeah, lotsa folks were mad then too. The point being they can't come out and say "hey, Peter Parker is dead now but we're gonna bring him back in a year" because then it takes the focus off the curent storyline. It makes no sense to have another Spider-Man comic book out there with Peter Parker in it and one without.
What? "What about Miles Morales?" Let's focus on the 616 Universe okay?
Alright, where were we? Yes, if a book without Peter Parker as Spider-Man in it doesn't sell then Marvel will just bring Peter back.
What? Marvel is saying that it is Parker because he still has all of the memories of the original Spider-Man?
Okay, now you're making my head hurt. Seriously.
The point I'm trying to make is that comic book creators want to tell good stories that entertain and generate sales. Sometimes it means killing a beloved character so that it generates buzz in the media and pulls casual readers in to try out the book. And the creators that do this do it out of a love for the character and a desire to see it thrive in the current marketplace.
So calm down. Chill out. And watch The Amazing Spider-Man starring Andrew Garfield. Man, that kid was way better than Tobey Maguire.
And then pick up Superior Spider-Man when it hits comic shops in January. Come on, you know you want to.


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Wabash President Greg Hess stopped by the Caleb Mills House to congratulate Professor Bennett and learn more about his research.
The book has been an adventure and labor of love decades in the making. It began when Bennett was looking for a dissertation topic.
'I wanted something no one was working on, and two things drew me to this. It's vocal chamber music, and as a singer [Bennett sang professionally with The Western Wind vocal ensemble for many years] I was attracted to that. And Vienna—the thought of doing my research there.
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U-20 MNT to Hold Training Camp at North Carolina State
Twenty Four-Player Camp from May 17-25 Will Feature Friendlies against Carolina RailHawks, RailHawks U-23s and Wilmington Hammerheads
CHICAGO (May 15, 2014) – The U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team will assemble for a 24-player training camp at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina from May 17-25.
U-20 MNT assistant coach Brian Bliss will oversee the camp, which features friendly matches against the Carolina RailHawks on May 20, the RailHawks U-23s on May 22 and the Wilmington Hammerheads on May 24, while head coach Tab Ramos fulfills his duties as an assistant coach with the U.S. Men's National Team at the team's World Cup preparation camp in Palo Alto, California.
The camp will be the first at the U-20 age level for 13 players, including University of Maryland defender Chris Odoi-Atsem, who will participate in his first Youth National Team camp at any level.
Nine players on the roster took part in the U-20's last domestic camp in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, last January, while just one, Jesus Vazquez (UANL Tigres) was involved in the team's recent runner-up performance at the 2014 Dallas Cup. Vazquez, Kainoa Bailey (Bayer Leverkusen), Eric Lickert (SC Freiburg) and Andrija Novakovich (Reading) make up a small contingent of players based overseas who will attend the camp.
In total, 21 players have U.S. Soccer Development Academy ties, with 10 of those players currently registered with Academy clubs; Lickert, Odoi-Atsem and Vazquez are the only players without a Development Academy connection.
After the camp in North Carolina, the U-20 MNT will next meet at U.S. Soccer's National Training Center in Carson, California, for the NTC Invitational Tournament in mid-July.
Under-20 Men's National Team Training Camp Schedule:
Date Opponent Time (ET)
May 20 vs. Carolina RailHawks 7:30 p.m.
May 22 vs. RailHawks U-23s 6 p.m.
May 24 vs. Wilmington Hammerheads 6 p.m.
Roster by Position:
GOALKEEPERS (2): Jeff Caldwell (Virginia; Todd, N.C.), Evan Louro (New York Red Bulls; Ridgefield, N.Y.)
DEFENDERS (8): Conor Donovan (RailHawks Academy; Fuquay Varina, N.C.), Caleb Duvernay (RailHawks Academy; Cary, N.C.), Chris Odoi-Atsem (Maryland; Mitchellville, Md.), Miguel Polley (Temple; Woodridge, Ill.), Kristoffer Reaves (FC Dallas; Duluth, Ga.), Robert Sagel (Temple University; Las Vegas, Nev.), Jesus Vazquez (UANL Tigres; San Luis Obispo, Calif.), Travis Wannemuehler (N.C. State; Evansville, Ind.)
MIDFIELDERS (8): Corey Baird (Real Salt Lake AZ; Escondido, Calif.), Ian Harkes (Wake Forest; Fairfax, Va.), Jacori Hayes (Wake Forest; Bowie, Md.), Christopher Lema (New York Red Bulls; Ridgefield, N.J.), Eric Lickert (SC Freiburg; Glottertal, Germany), Alex Muyl (Georgetown; New York, N.Y.), Adam Najem (Akron; Clifton, N.J.), Jake Rozhansky (Bethesda-Olney; Tahoma Park, Md.)
FORWARDS (6): Kainoa Bailey (Bayer 04 Leverkusen; Henderson, Nev.), Louis Bennett (Marquette; Shorewood, Wis.), Andrija Novakovich (Reading FC; Muskego, Wis.), Ahinga Selemani (CSA Wolves; Ann Arbor, Mich.), Jaime Villarreal (LA Galaxy; Inglewood, Calif.), Alan Winn (Solar Chelsea SC; Garland, Texas)
Additional Notes:
- This camp will be the first at the U-20 age level for the following players: Louis Bennett, Caleb Duvernay, Christopher Lema, Evan Louro, Andrija Novakovich, Chris Odoi-Atsem, Miguel Polley, Kristoffer Reaves, Jake Rozhansky, Robert Sagel, Ahinga Selemani, Jamie Villarreal and Alan Winn.
- The nine players who took part in the team's January camp include: Corey Baird, Jeff Caldwell, Conor Donovan, Ian Harkes, Jacori Hayes, Eric Lickert, Alex Muyl, Adam Najem and Travis Wannemuehler.
- Harkes is the son of former U.S. Men's National Team midfielder John Harkes.
- Players currently registered with U.S. Soccer Development Academy Teams are: Baird, Donovan, Duvernay, Lema, Louro, Reaves, Rozhansky, Selemani, Villarreal and Winn.
- Additionally, Kainoa Bailey, Bennett, Caldwell, Harkes, Hayes, Muyl, Najem, Novakovich, Polley, Sagel and Wannemuehler all have past Development Academy ties.
- Earlier this year, Gasper, Novakovich, Selemani and Winn were all teammates on the U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team during its trip to the Canary Islands, Spain, for the Copa del Atlantico.
- The camp is the first Youth National Team event for Bennett since attending an Under-14 ID camp in 2008.
- Similarly, Sagel has only one previous call-up that came for the U-17 MNT when it attended the Mondial Minimes International Tournament in Montaigu, France, in April of 2011.
- Two other players returning to the Youth National Team program after prolonged absences are Polley, who was last called up for a U-18 MNT camp in Carson, California in March of 2012, and Rozhansky, who last attended a U-17 Residency Minicamp in July of 2012.


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I got the German car yesterday, and JJ, the first thing I did was replace the ridiculous gun with a SW MG (I think it was the one from 4-LOM) and it looks fantastic!
So at this point, how does the Indy stuff seem to be selling in your areas? I know a lot of us were curious to see how this line will do, and although there will probably be a push once the movie is released next week - how has it looked so far? I noticed here locally, things seem to have sold pretty well. Deluxe figures definitely seem to be the hottest, but the basic figures are starting to dwindle as well. I don't think I've seen any vehicles since the first day, and the Adventure Heroes seem to be picking up a little bit more now too (although there still seems to be plenty - but I haven't looked which ones are left specifically recently).
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Cassandra Plus is my revised version of Cassandra, it can now be used all over Europe except Greece and Russia. I changed the weights a bit to make them more distinct. The Font has two widths of letters, wide Capitals on the (shift) uppercase-keys and narrow ones on the (no shift) lowercase-keys. You can match them as you like, but you should avoid having the same letter in one word in two different widths. But if yoyu are really daring you can use one narrow S and a wide one, it might still look good. It will almost always look good! Cassandra is my bow to Adolphe Mouron Cassandre. Yours sincerely mixing things up for you again Gert Wiescher